Looking at Character Education and Values From a Worldwide Perspective

Looking at Character Education and Values From a Worldwide Perspective
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By T.N. Turner
Pearson Allyn Bacon Prentice Hall

The goals of character education include establishing life patterns and personal codes of behavior that include qualities such as integrity, belief in self and others, responsibility, and honor. Character itself has a strong relationship to how individuals view the world and their values. What individuals feel to be important or even worthwhile has impact upon character too, as does how they view the importance of themselves and others.

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