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 What are Values & Skill? 30 Flashcards |
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Human values serve as a guide for ___ and ___ in society. |
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Human behavior and ethical decision-making |
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True or False: Values are static and do not change over time. |
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False; values can change due to cultural shifts and personal experiences. |
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Values such as love, truth, and freedom are considered to have ___ worth. |
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Intrinsic |
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Fill in the blank: Educational institutions play a crucial role in shaping a child's ___ and ___. |
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Personality and values |
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True or False: The role of family in value transmission has remained unchanged in modern society. |
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False; the role of family has changed, focusing more on competition and individualism. |
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What are some examples of universal basic human values taught in educational systems? |
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Happiness, fairness, love, peace, freedom, safety, respect, responsibility |
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Fill in the blank: A child's value system can be influenced by ___, ___, and ___ outside the family. |
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Media, educational systems, friends |
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The process of socialization plays a key role in internalizing ___ values. |
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Socially desirable |
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True or False: Skills and values are the same and serve identical purposes in achieving goals. |
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False; values guide our decisions while skills help us achieve our goals. |
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What impact do teachers have on students regarding values? |
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Teachers serve as role models, significantly influencing students' values and behavior. |
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Fill in the blank: A child learns the value of cooperation by ___ with classmates for various events. |
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Interacting |
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True or False: Sacred values can be easily compromised in ethical decision-making. |
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False; sacred values are seen as duties and are seldom compromised. |
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What is the importance of understanding one's relationship with nature and society in education? |
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It fosters a deeper respect for life and enriches one's educational experience. |
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Describe how modern family dynamics have shifted the transmission of values to children. |
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Modern families often emphasize individualism and competition over traditional values of cooperation and sharing. |
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Human values are primarily influenced by ___, ___, and ___ in a person's life. |
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Family, society, and educational institutions |
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