Culture and Character Education: Problems of Interpretation in a Multicultural Society

Journal of Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology 23 (2):81-101 (2003)
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In response to a growing perception that America's youth lack the necessary values to grow and develop into adulthood in a socially healthy manner, character education has emerged as a rapidly growing proactive approach that serves to develop good character among young people. The authors examine several of the virtues thought to underlie good character from Character Counts!, a popular character education program, and emphasize the cultural complexities involved when promoting character education in a pluralistic society. 2012 APA, all rights reserved)

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