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Receiving or Attending
All we are asking of student is to be sensitized to information we are trying to put across |
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Major Category 1 - Receiving or Attending Sub Categories (3) |
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A: Awareness
Example: A child is exposed to classical music and composers in class.
B: Willingness to Receive
Example: The child listens to new forms of music and accepts it as music.
C: Control or Selected Attention
Example: Even with an early dismissal, the student listens to the lesson until being dismissed. |
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Major Category 2 - Responding Subcategories (3) |
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A: Acquiescence in Responding
Example: A student responds that there are 2 major political parties in the US, without understanding the significance of each party.
B: Willingness to Respond
Example: Student says bonjour when entering the classroom without the teacher saying it first.
C: Satisfaction in Response
Student gets 100% on their geography test and gives student next to them a high five. |
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Major Category 3 - Valuing Subcategories (3) |
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A: Acceptance of a Value
Example: The student believes in staying physically fit by exercising every morning at 6:00 am for 3 months.
B: Preference for a Value
Example: The student reads the whole chapter even though only one section is assigned.
C: Commitment
Example: The student is committed to recycling and tries to get the community members to recycle too. |
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Major Category 4 - Organization Subcategories (2)
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A: Conceptualization of a Value
Example:The student wears a sports jersey representing their favorite team and player.
B:Organization of a Value System
Example: Student wants to live in France, but doesn't want to leave his family in America. |
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Characterization by a Value or Value Complex |
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Major Category 5 - Characterization by a Value or Value Complex Subcategories (2) |
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A: Generalized Set
Example - Enter a friend's home with 50 dollars on the table, you already know you are not going to take the money. Taking the money never enters your mind.
B: Characterization
Example: Derek Jeter is the SS for the Yankees. |
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