Author Question: Service learning projects are particularly beneficial in helping children to commit to moral ideals ... (Read 168 times)

jayhills49 · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

Service learning projects are particularly beneficial in helping children to commit to moral ideals when they:

a. allow the students to have some choice in the projects they take on.
b. are tied to a religious or faith-related cause in the local community.
c. are integrated as a required part of the curriculum beginning in grade school.
d. emphasize the importance of academic integrity in all activities, in or out of school.

Question 2

With regard to moral development, children who are raised without a religious faith:

a. have a lesser sense of morality compared to their peers who are raised with a religious faith.
b. develop age-typical moral standards similar to their peers who are raised with a religious faith.
c. are better at moral reasoning but show the same moral behaviors as their peers who are raised with a religious faith.
d. develop age-typical moral reasoning skills but are more likely to engage in moral transgressions than their peers who are raised with a religious faith.