The article will focus on the implicit values dimension that is evident in research findings concerning quality teaching. Furthermore, it sets out to demonstrate that maximizing the effects of quality teaching requires explicit attention to this values dimension and that this can be achieved through a well-crafted values education program. Evidence for this latter claim will come from international studies as well as from the Australian Government’s Values Education Program and, especially from the Values Education Good Practice Schools Project Stage 1 Report.
History
Journal title
Educational Philosophy and Theory
Volume
42
Issue
4
Pagination
489-500
Publisher
Wiley Blackwell
Language
en, English
College/Research Centre
Faculty of Education and Arts
School
School of Education
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