citizenship
Ethics encompass norms, rules, and values that are external to the individual, such as the norms of a social community (Fransson, 2017). As can be understood from the definitions, morals are personal and prone to change depending on the society and culture, while ethics are a universal and systematic set of guidelines prescribing moral human behavi... See more
Ertan Altinsoy • Digital Literacy and Moral Values in the Digital Environments: Secondary Students’ Perceptions
The legal rights of citizenship include things like voting in elections and due process of law for the accused. Responsibilities include things like paying taxes and serving on juries.
Introduction Essay: The Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship | Bill of Rights Institute
the number of studies investigating students’ moral values in digital environments seems scarce
Ertan Altinsoy • Digital Literacy and Moral Values in the Digital Environments: Secondary Students’ Perceptions
This emphasizes the multifaceted nature of digital literacy and the importance of future scholarship further elucidating the many dimensions of digital literacy, as well as the relationship between digital literacy, media literacy, and digital media literacy,” the researchers write.
Study: Digital literacy doesn’t stop the spread of misinformation | MIT Sloan
scholarship is too late. It must be action now, and at the elementary level
For Murphy, the right message might come from an earlier era—a notion that could seem antithetical to the very idea of progressivism. “We cannot and shouldn’t abandon some of the traditional ways that men find value and meaning: in providing protection, in taking high levels of risk, in taking pride in physical work,” he told me. “There’s a lot of ... See more
John Hendrickson • Democrats Have a Man Problem
this needs to be more meta. why must men feel identity only from these things? And what about their other parts that are not stereotypically masculine?
s there a relationship between secondary school students’ perceptions of digital literacy and moral values in digital environments?
Ertan Altinsoy • Digital Literacy and Moral Values in the Digital Environments: Secondary Students’ Perceptions
key question
On paper, these seem simple, but they require much more of us. For example, voting requires us to be informed on the issues facing our communities. The best way to get informed is to be engaged.
Introduction Essay: The Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship | Bill of Rights Institute
“establish justice, secure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty.” This requires actions from both the people and the government and sets the stage for the rights and responsibilities of citizenship.
Introduction Essay: The Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship | Bill of Rights Institute
yup
Good civic habits, also called virtues, facilitate this engagement, which is critical for maintaining a democracy. Civic virtues like integrity, responsibility, courage, and justice bind us together as citizens. They do so by supporting just civic action and promoting a common identity around living freely within our communities. Other virtues like... See more