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Nucci, Larry; Creane, Michael W.; Powers, Deborah W. – Journal of Moral Education, 2015
Eleven teachers and 254 urban middle-school students comprised the sample of this study examining the social and moral development outcomes of the integration of social cognitive domain theory within regular classroom instruction. Participating teachers were trained to construct and implement history lessons that stimulated students' moral…
Descriptors: Moral Development, Social Development, Social Studies, Middle School Teachers
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Phoenix, Ann; Pattman, Rob; Croghan, Rosaleen; Griffin, Christine – International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education (QSE), 2013
Gender inequalities in schools have implications for life chances, emotional well-being and educational policies and practices, but are apparently resistant to change. This paper employs Judith Butler's conceptualisation of performativity in a study of young people and consumption to provide insights into gendered inequities. It argues that how…
Descriptors: Gender Discrimination, Gender Bias, Focus Groups, Femininity
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Allen, Korrie; Akinyanju, Kim; Milliken, Tammi; Lorek, Edward; Walker, Tamu Thomas – Middle School Journal (J3), 2011
School systems often implement character education initiatives in reaction to a violent event. Following the school shootings that occurred in the 1990s, many school systems started to implement character education and violence prevention programs. Unfortunately, because the efforts were reactive, little thought was given to sustainability…
Descriptors: Urban Schools, Student Attitudes, Prosocial Behavior, Prevention
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Chen, Fei-ching; Jiang, Huo-ming – Instructional Science: An International Journal of Learning and Cognition, 2004
Utilizing an integration of social-cognitivist and socio-cultural approaches, this study--comparing the interactive processes among peers and their mentor in two contrasting groups--was designed to explore the reasons why two learning groups, engaged in an inquiry-based learning project with comparatively sustained discussion, produced vastly…
Descriptors: Mentors, Group Dynamics, Cooperative Learning, Peer Groups