Building student buy-in about the moral compass
EVENT | 01.25.12 | Online Learning Session | 10:00AM – 11:00AM EST
This session explores school implications regarding Stanford University professor John Gardner’s idea, “The accomplishment of any group’s purpose generally requires shared values firmly held. Survival may hang on whether the group does in fact have a deep allegiance to the values in question. [While] scholars are fascinated with divergence in value systems, the men and women who must keep a society functioning are always seeking the common ground that will make concerted action possible. They have no choice.”
Related to: ”Defining Shared Values: Key Terms” lesson 3 from the Building Decision Skills curriculum.
Registration Options:
- Purchase a Live! Season Pass to share amongst your school or district office staff to attend any or all of the twenty live, highly interactive sessions; replay sessions in our online archive; read session recaps; and receive a one-year individual membership in the Ethical Literacy® Learning Community. The cost of Live! Season Pass is $400.00 – just $20 per live session. (Act fast we are only offering 25 Live! Season Passes!)
- Purchase an Archives! Season Pass that can be shared amongst your school or district staff to replay sessions in our online archive, receive session recaps, and receive a one-year individual membership in the Ethical Literacy® Learning Community. The cost of Archives! Season Pass is $200.00 – just $10 per session.
- Attend on a per session basis for $45.00, and receive relevant session recaps and a one-year individual membership in the Ethical Literacy® Learning Community.
Themocracy
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