The Importance Of Moral Autonomy In The Classroom

Setting goals for my children and meeting those goals will not be an easy task because many children learn at different rates, but I will have multiple strategies to help achieve all three of my goals so that way when my children leave my class, they will all be on the same page. My goals in my classroom are for my students to be respectful, have self-confidence, and be independent. Moral autonomy will be my number one goal of guidance because it goes along with my three goals that I already have set, being respectful, having self-confidence, and responsibility in the classroom. Children will learn how to have responsibilities through being independent and showing them that they can do a task on their own and efficiently. This goes along with Erikson’s theory and my belief that children learn best through being independent and having responsibilities in the classroom. …show more content…
If they can work together, they will learn how to respect others more and themselves. By allowing children to have a sense of power goes along with Adler’s and my belief that children learn when they have a say in things and can express their feelings, children can improve their self-confidence and can build on it from this theorist. As teachers, we can help students move away from getting discouraged, have stress in the classroom, and so on. Having moral autonomy in the classroom is a great way to see children succeed by showing respect to others, building on their self-confidence, and having more responsibilities in the classroom. All of these are great guiding techniques that I plan to use because it allows a child to have a sense of power in the