Moral education and values education in curriculum reform in China
Zhu Xiaoman
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China National Institute for Educational Research, Beijing 100088, China
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05 Jun 2006
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05 Jun 2006
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In the new curriculum reform in China, moral education and values education have been defined from the angles of the integrity and conformity of curriculum functions. Accordingly, a new education concept based on complete/integral curriculum functions is established. By discussing the essences of the curriculum, the basis of moral and values education, integrated curriculum setting in instruction structure, the presence of emotional and attitudinal goals in the subject standards, and teaching methods, this text points out that this curriculum reform looks to moral and values education in schools. The reform also emphasizes and will guarantee moral and values education in schools. Finally, the article recommends to elementary and secondary schools the studies on moral education in class conducted by the Research Institute of Moral Education of Nanjing Normal University, one of the Key Bases for Humanities and Social Sciences Research for the Ministry of Education.
Zhu Xiaoman.
Moral education and values education in curriculum reform in China. Front. Educ. China, 2006, 1(2): 191‒200 https://doi.org/10.1007/s11516-006-0002-7
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