Nociones de justicia en las sanciones escolares, en niños de ocho a diez años

In this paper we examine the sanctions to children eight and ten years as more fair. The sanctions are related to scenarios in which a student commits moral and conventional fouls against the institution, a teacher and a student. The sanctions and justifications were classified into three categories...

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Autor Principal: Gómez Varón, John Aníbal
Otros Autores: Londoño Serna, Diana Patricia, Montañez Gómez, María Victoria
Formato: info:eu-repo/semantics/article
Idioma: spa
Publicado: Universidad de San Buenaventura - Cali 2017
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Acceso en línea: 1794-192X
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Sumario: In this paper we examine the sanctions to children eight and ten years as more fair. The sanctions are related to scenarios in which a student commits moral and conventional fouls against the institution, a teacher and a student. The sanctions and justifications were classified into three categories: expiatory, reciprocal 1 and reciprocal 2. Children ten years showed a higher frequency of reciprocal type 2 responses, against the moral faults, while over conventional mutual predominant type replies 1. Sanctions related offenses directed against teachers showed a higher response rate reciprocal type 1 for both ages. The results reveal the understanding of children about justice in school sanctions. The implications of moral and social development in moral education are discussed from the specific domain perspective.