Comparative Analysis of the Conceptions of Development in Dewey Piaget And Kohlberg And Their Implications for Educational Theory And Practice.
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(Kohlberg, 1971b, p. '(3) Each moral stage represents an equilibrated pattern of interaction between the subject and the social world. This pattern defines a general or habitual mode of dealing with moral conflicts and problems. Reconstruction of moral thought to a new equilibrium state or stage does not occur unless the prior mode of thought becomes maladaptive or insufficient for resolv- ing moral conflicts that arise in social interaction. The aware ness of conflicts, contradictions, or disc...repancies brings about a state of disequilibrium which promotes reconstruction of the earlier, unsettled moral situation to a new, at least tempor- arily settled, equilibrium level or moral stage. "Upward move- ment depends not only on exposure to the next level of thought, but to experiences of co gn i t i ve-conf 1 i ct in the application of the child's current level of thought to proble m atic situations' (Kohlberg, 1971a, p. 3 6 8).
1 23 Because moral stages represent modes of thinking about moral problems, the development of the capacity to use each stage and to move to new stages can be influenced in a cogni- tive 1 y and socially rich environment where moral choices and conflicts are present (Kohl berg, 1973b, p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Kohlberg, 1971b, p. '(3) Each moral stage represents an equilibrated pattern of interaction between the subject and the social world. This pattern defines a general or habitual mode of dealing with moral conflicts and problems. Reconstruction of moral thought to a new equilibrium state or stage does not occur unless the prior mode of thought becomes maladaptive or insufficient for resolv- ing moral conflicts that arise in social interaction. The aware ness of conflicts, contradictions, or disc...repancies brings about a state of disequilibrium which promotes reconstruction of the earlier, unsettled moral situation to a new, at least tempor- arily settled, equilibrium level or moral stage. "Upward move- ment depends not only on exposure to the next level of thought, but to experiences of co gn i t i ve-conf 1 i ct in the application of the child's current level of thought to proble m atic situations' (Kohlberg, 1971a, p. 3 6 8).
1 23 Because moral stages represent modes of thinking about moral problems, the development of the capacity to use each stage and to move to new stages can be influenced in a cogni- tive 1 y and socially rich environment where moral choices and conflicts are present (Kohl berg, 1973b, p.
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