Modern Educational Values in Other Countries

- Мудрік, В.І. (2013) Modern Educational Values in Other Countries Теоретико-методичні проблеми виховання дітей та учнівської молоді, 2 (17). pp. 15-21. ISSN ISBN 978-966-189-211-7

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Abstract

This article reveals the values of education in the education systems of other countries. Among them: tolerance and understanding (accepting other people’s differences and being aware of others; respect (treating others with consideration and regard); responsibility — personal, social, civic, and environmental (being responsible for and in charge of a course of action — responsibility for one’s own actions, including the exercise of self-discipline; responsibility for the way in which one interacts and cooperates with others especially for resolving problems in constructive, non-violent and peaceful ways; responsibility for one’s role in and contribution to society; and responsibility for one’s own role in the maintenance and preservation of the environment); social justice (being committed to the pursuit and protection of the common good where all persons are entitled to legal, social and economic fair treatment; excellence (seeking to accomplish something noteworthy and admirable individually and collectively, and performing at ones best); care (caring for self and showing interest in, concern for and care for others); inclusion and trust (being included and including others, listening to one another's thoughts and feelings actively and creating a climate of mutual confidence; honesty (being truthful and sincere, committed to finding and expressing the truth, requiring it from others, and ensuring consistency between words and deeds); freedom (enjoying all the rights and privi-leges of citizenship free from unnecessary interference or control, and standing up for the rights of others; ensuring a balance between rights and responsibilities); being ethical (acting in accordance with generally agreed rules and/ or standards for right [moral] conduct or practice).

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