M Schertz - Journal of Moral Education, 2007 - Taylor & Francis
This essay begins by addressing concerns raised by Megan Boler regarding empathy's conceptual ambiguities and pedagogical effectiveness. This will be followed by a call for a …
Pedagogical strategies that promote empathy foster learning by supporting meaningful dialogue. Aware that these strategies create risks as well as benefits, educators can make …
NM Fletcher - Philosophical Inquiry in Education, 2016 - erudit.org
The concept of empathy has gained appeal in many educational initiatives in recent years, notably in the charitable sector, yet conceptual confusions endure and the challenges …
This dissertation responds to a current trend in moral education that advocates fostering empathy in students. Individual scholarly accounts falsely generate the impression of …
M Schertz - Analytic teaching, 2007 - journal.viterbo.edu
Abstract Introduction: Many Philosophy for Children advocates argue that the practice of communal philosophical dialogue develops students' judgment making skills and facilitates …
EMPATHIC PEDAGOGY Page 1 EMPATHIC PEDAGOGY A DISSERTATION Submitted to the Faculty of Montclair State University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the …
Drawing on current educational, psychological and philosophical literature, this thesis addresses the diversity of the meaning of the term empathy as used in the literature and the …
Y Kabapinar - Journal of Values Education, 2005 - search.ebscohost.com
English Empathy is defined as a capacity to feel, perceive, understand, and identify with another person's needs, interests, and viewpoints. It is also very important in creating a …
MV Schertz - Studies in Philosophy and Education, 2007 - Springer
Although empathy is arguably an important factor to consider in moral education, the concept itself has consistently stood on tenuous ground. In this essay, I claim that our …