Historically, Dewey believed that moral education and character development could not be separated from the school curriculum. Rather, it should be delivered through every aspect of school life (Dewey, 1909). Nowhere is that more apparent than at the college level where students are making moral choices on a daily basis as they enter the time of adulthood free of parental supervision.
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