Education for responsible citizenship : the report of the National Task Force on Citizenship Education.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: New York : McGraw Hill Education, c1977Description: Ix, 230 pages ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 70460957
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • H 62 .E38 1977
Contents:
1. recommendations for strengthening civic education -- 2. the total educational environment -- 3. political and social purpose of education -- 4. historical perspective on civic education in united states -- 5. the crisis in civic education -- 6. rationale for a new emphasis on citizenship education -- 7. the implications of Lawrence Kohlberg's research for civic education -- 8. citizenship education through participation -- 9. citizen participation: lessons for citizenship education -- 10. the role and responsibility of television in civic education -- 11. alternative approaches to citizenship education: a search for authenticity -- 12. the crisis of global transformation, interdependence, and the schools.
Summary: In early 1975, the Danforth and Kettering foundations formed a joint initiative designed to improve the knowledge and education of children and youth in the principles of citizenship and to increase their responsibility for playing a heightened role in the affairs of government and public institutions.
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Includes index.

1. recommendations for strengthening civic education -- 2. the total educational environment -- 3. political and social purpose of education -- 4. historical perspective on civic education in united states -- 5. the crisis in civic education -- 6. rationale for a new emphasis on citizenship education -- 7. the implications of Lawrence Kohlberg's research for civic education -- 8. citizenship education through participation -- 9. citizen participation: lessons for citizenship education -- 10. the role and responsibility of television in civic education -- 11. alternative approaches to citizenship education: a search for authenticity -- 12. the crisis of global transformation, interdependence, and the schools.

In early 1975, the Danforth and Kettering foundations formed a joint initiative designed to improve the knowledge and education of children and youth in the principles of citizenship and to increase their responsibility for playing a heightened role in the affairs of government and public institutions.

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