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    Educ. 437-4
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    Ethical Issues In Education (Ed. 833)
    Intersession, 1985
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    INSTRUCTOR: Dr. Tasos Kazepides
    Mondays and Wednesdays, 5:30 - 9:20
    ? LOCATION: On Campus
    OBJECTIVES
    The aim of this course is to demarcate the domain of moral education and to
    examine its nature and its various components. The course should be valuable
    to teachers, prospective teachers, educational administrators and all serious
    students of education.
    COURSE REQUIREMENTS
    a)
    A short seminar presentation.
    b)
    A follow-up final paper of about 10-15 typewritten doublespaced pages on a
    topic approved by the instructor. Students are encouraged to submit the
    first draft of their paper to the instructor for comments and then rewrite
    it for marking. Papers are due on June 10.
    COURSE OUTLINE
    1. May 6 & 8
    The normative character of Education
    (Peters, ?
    "The Justification of Education", handout)
    2.
    May
    13
    Moral ?
    education in relation to Values Education
    (C-H-K, ?
    pp. ?
    17-37)
    3. May
    15
    Religion and Moral
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    Education
    (C-H-K, ?
    pp. ?
    35-57 and Kazepides ?
    "Educating, Socializing and
    Indoctrinating", ?
    handout)
    4. May 22
    The Logic of Values Clarification ?
    (Kazepides, ?
    handout)
    5. May
    27
    Amoralism, Subjectivism and Relativism
    (Williams, ?
    B., ?
    Morality, ?
    pp. ?
    1-39, ?
    handout)
    6. May
    29
    Moral ?
    principles and moral ?
    education
    (C-H-K, ?
    pp. ?
    120-134)
    7.
    June 3
    Moral ?
    procedures and moral ?
    components
    (C-H-K, ?
    pp.
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    169-186)
    8.
    June
    5
    Form and content in moral education
    (C-H-K, ?
    pp. ?
    187-202)
    9. June
    10
    The notion of development and moral education
    (C-H-K, ?
    pp. ?
    205-219)
    10. June
    12
    Language and Moral
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    Education
    (C-H-K, ?
    pp. ?
    89-119)
    REQUIRED TEXTS
    1.
    Cochrane, D. et al (eds) The Domain of Moral Education (to be purchased
    from instructor)
    2.
    Handouts

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