基本英语2演示课件Unit12.ppt

unit 12 The importance of moral intellegence in children brainstorming qualities faithful sensible steady aggressive adaptable ambitious amiable straightforward disciplined cooperative 1. What do you think is/are the most important quality/qualities a child should possess? 2. Can parents and the general public help to cultivate integrity in a child? If they can,how? If not, why not? Intelligence Quotient Emotional Intelligence Quotient Moral Intelligence Quotient the ten quotients Unit1 Cultural information 1 Audiovisual supplement Cultural information The sooner you treat your son as a man, the sooner he will be one. — William John Locke 1. Quote Cultural information 2 Audiovisual supplement Cultural information 2. Moral Intelligence: Parents Do Make a Difference Young adolescence can be a troubling time. There are scores of disturbing indicators to prove it including the steady rise of impulsivity, depression, suicide, violence, peer cruelty, and substance abuse. In addition we are seeing a growing rise in disrespect for authority, incivility, vulgarity, cheating and dishonesty. We’ve been relentless in our efforts to make a change. But in all our interventions the one area often overlooked is the moral intelligence of the young adolescent. Moral intelligence consists of the personal, social, mental, emotional, and moral skills that make up solid character and guide moral behaviours. It is the capacity to understand right from wrong. It means to have strong ethical convictions and to act on them so that one behaves in the right and honourable way. Moral intelligence is what a young adolescent needs most to counter negative pressures and do what’s right with or without adult guidance. Cultivating moral intelligence may well be our best hope. The latest research confirms strong moral character can be learned and how teaching it can enhance our students’ Cultural information 3 Audiovisual supplement Cultural information Cul