Analyzing Cultural Artifacts for the Introduction, Perpetuation, or Reinforcement of Moral Ideals

  • Williams J
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The development and socialization of morals is a complex concept for students studying ethics. To help students understand the role social learning theory plays in the development of morality, an activity was created focusing on cultural artifacts and their introduction, perpetuation, and/or reinforcement of morality. The aim of this assignment is for students to see “the dialogue between cognitive structure and the complexity presented by the environment” (Kohlberg & Hersh, 1977, p. 57). Results for this assignment not only showed improved conceptualization of moral development by students, but also engaged their higher-order thinking skills.

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Williams, J. (2013). Analyzing Cultural Artifacts for the Introduction, Perpetuation, or Reinforcement of Moral Ideals. Journal of Leadership Education, 12(1), 245–251. https://doi.org/10.12806/v12/i1/a2

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