Morality may be a hard concept to grasp, but we acquire it fast. A preschooler will learn that it's not all right to eat in the classroom, because the teacher says it's not. If the rule is lifted and eating is approved, the child will happily comply.
But if the same teacher says it's also O. In both cases, somebody taught the child a rule, but the rule against pushing has a stickiness about it, one that resists coming unstuck even if someone in authority countenances it. That's the difference between a matter of morality and one of mere social convention, and Schulman and others believe kids feel it innately.
The same is true for people who steal or despots who slaughter. What I dislike most about this style is that my parents did not provide emotional support to me as I was growing up. They believed in setting standards, rules and regulations that were too punitive. My parents were too caught up in demanding complete obedience, and they did not take int I want to raise my children using this style because I am able to administer fair and consistent discipline while also being responsive and supportive towards my children, allowing my children to know there are limits, consequences and expectations on their behaviors.
As an educator we are a primary source for reform. I would go along with changes because they would help a student in learning. Like Rousseau, I believe that children are born innocent, we as teachers will mold their mind. School should be a place where children feel safe and secure.
It should also be a place where they learn not only subject matter, but how to love and respect each another. He then moves on to justifying why we ought to behave as biology influences us to do, where he runs into a problem. People feel certain ways about what is right and what is wrong, Ruse begins, and these feelings are what become the moral maxims we follow p We feel this way and obey our feelings because "it is in our interest to do so.
My youngest sister always has drama with her friends. There has always been a debate whether it is right or wrong in our eyes how people are treated and educating their children. I am also one of those people. As children, we do not choose our parents nor how they want to teach us. Now, everyone always says that you should always listen to your parents but that is not always the case.
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The cognitive process is a demonstration of the central ability humans possess that define us. Tacsay- Member What makes us bad? We become bad if we hurt others constantly in an irrational manner, being abusive and ignorant also makes us bad, these are some examples why we become a bad person, in short if we do bad things that can harm others or anything that can cause destruction to God's creations we are becoming a bad person.
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