Titlebook: Civic and Moral Learning in America; Donald Warren,John J. Patrick Book 2006 Donald Warren and John J. Patrick 2006 African.education.envi

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Early Modern History: Society and Cultured psychiatry clinic, every child was presumed to require treatment, the teacher was billed as a clinician-therapist, and the goal was the adjustment of the child’s personality.. By altering the very language of educational discourse, this reconstruction, Cohen suggests, resulted in a significant transformation of the school.

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Between Hogs and Horse-Trots: Searching for Civic Learning in 1850s Indiana,The market revolution, with its small-scale manufactories, was supplanting the home economy; subsistence farming was giving way to commercial farming. Territorial expansion, rapid growth, and technological progress were inspiring new thoughts about what the United States could be as a society.

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,“Let Virtue Be Thy Guide, and Truth Thy Beacon-Light”: Moral and Civic Transformation in Indianapolconsumer society, a new society that was subtly transforming the rigid Protestant moralisms—what Charles Peirce once suggested were a form of “moral terrorism”—of the first three quarters of the nineteenth century.

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Prophylaxis

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Constitution

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-95596-8riety of disciplines, fields of study, and professions (represented here by history, philosophy, and education) can help build confidence that the research itself and resulting curriculum projects can escape the taint of cultural imperialism. Establishing that confidence is a necessary step.

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,Sex, Drugs, and Right ‘N’ Wrong: Or, The Passion of Joycelyn Elders, M.D.,could simply drill students in teethbrushing “until the habit has been cultivated.” Yet the entire object of alcohol instruction was to .—not to promote—the “habit” of drinking. Even as it became a standard credo for the rest of the curriculum, Andress conceded, “l(fā)earning by doing” would never do for alcohol.