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Introduction | |
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Moral and Social Development | |
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Defining the Moral Domain | |
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Morality and Social Convention | |
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Research Evidence | |
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Morality and Religious Norms | |
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Findings with Catholics | |
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Findings with Jews and Non-Catholics | |
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Summary of Findings on Morality and Religion | |
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The Personal Domain | |
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The Social Experiential Origins of Children's Morality | |
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Children's Responses to Moral and Conventional Transgressions | |
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Adult Responses to Moral and Social Conventional Transgressions | |
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Social Interactions and the Personal Domain | |
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Summary | |
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Moral Complexity | |
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Domain Overlap | |
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Informational Assumptions | |
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Summary | |
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The Development of Morality, Convention, and the Personal | |
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Age-Related Changes in the Personal Domain | |
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Early Elementary | |
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Middle Elementary | |
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Middle School | |
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High School | |
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Developmental Dynamics Between the Personal and Conventional Domains | |
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The Development of Concepts of Social Convention | |
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Early Elementary (Level I, Grades K-2): Convention as Reflecting Observed Social Regularities | |
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Middle Elementary (Level II, Grades 3-4): Negation of Convention as Empirical Regularity | |
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Middle Elementary (Level III, Grades 5-6): Affirmation of Convention as Authority-Based Rules for Social Order; Early Concrete Conception of Social System | |
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Middle School (Level IV, Grades 6-8): Negation of Convention as Part of a Rule System; Conventions Simply the Dictates of Authority | |
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High School: Affirmation of Convention as Mediated by Social System; Conventions as Constituent Elements of Society | |
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The Development of Concepts of Morality in Childhood and Adolescence | |
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The Development of Distributive Justice/Fairness | |
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The Development of Concepts of Harm and Welfare | |
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Summary of Findings on Moral Development | |
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Development and Cross-Domain Interactions | |
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Summary | |
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Social Life in Schools and Classrooms: Establishing the Foundation for Moral Development | |
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Schools and Classrooms as Moral Institutions: Rules, Norms, and Procedures | |
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Children's Concepts About School Rules | |
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Rules and Morality | |
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Classroom Social Conventions | |
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Teacher Authority and Domain Appropriate Responses to Rule Violations | |
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Summary | |
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Facilitating Moral Development Through School Climate and Developmental Discipline | |
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Establishing a Moral Atmosphere | |
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Moral Development and Emotion | |
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Moral Development and the Social-Emotional Climate | |
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Facilitating Moral and Social Development Through Discipline | |
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Facilitating Moral Development Through Social Problem Solving | |
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Facilitating Social Development Through the Judicious Use of Consequences | |
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Summary | |
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Facilitating Moral Development Through the Academic Curriculum | |
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Using the Academic Curriculum for Moral Development: The Basics | |
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Goals | |
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Basic Principles | |
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Putting This Into Practice | |
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Lesson Formats | |
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Identifying and Categorizing Issues by Domain | |
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Structuring Effective Developmental Discussions | |
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Communicative Discourse: Nine Rules for Having a Good Discussion | |
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Transactive Discussion | |
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Communicative Discourse | |
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Preparing Students to Engage in Productive Discussion | |
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Common Questions for Setting Up Discussions | |
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Summary | |
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Using the Academic Curriculum for Moral and Social Development in the Elementary Grades (K-5) | |
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Morality | |
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The Primary Grades (Kindergarten-Grade 2) | |
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The Middle Elementary Grades (Grade 3-Grade 5) | |
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Social Convention | |
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The Primary Grades (Kindergarten-Grade 2) | |
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The Middle Elementary Grades (Grade 3-Grade 5) | |
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The Personal | |
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The Primary Grades (Kindergarten-Grade 2) | |
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Mixed Domain Issues: Conventional-Moral | |
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Using the Academic Curriculum for Moral and Social Development in Middle School Grades (6-8) | |
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Morality | |
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Social Studies | |
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Mathematics | |
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Social Convention | |
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Social Studies | |
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Personal | |
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Literature/English | |
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Using the Academic Curriculum for Moral and Social Development in High School | |
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Morality | |
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Mathematics | |
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Sciences | |
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Social Convention | |
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Visual Arts | |
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Personal Domain | |
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American Literature | |
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Combining Morality with Convention and the Personal (Fostering Domain Coordination) | |
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American Literature/English | |
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Social Studies: American History | |
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Social Studies: American History | |
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Expanding the Lesson: Service Learning, "Fair Trade" | |
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Closing Thoughts | |
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References | |
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Name Index | |
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Subject Index | |