The document discusses using moral development theory to create a new platform for student development that provides both challenge and support. It proposes mapping student development through a visual representation that traces progression along a linear graph model, balancing challenge and support based on student readiness. The revised theory suggests mapping individual student development journeys, which can start and end at different points and take varying paths rather than a single linear model.
The document discusses using moral development theory to create a new platform for student development that provides both challenge and support. It proposes mapping student development through a visual representation that traces progression along a linear graph model, balancing challenge and support based on student readiness. The revised theory suggests mapping individual student development journeys, which can start and end at different points and take varying paths rather than a single linear model.
The document discusses using moral development theory to create a new platform for student development that provides both challenge and support. It proposes mapping student development through a visual representation that traces progression along a linear graph model, balancing challenge and support based on student readiness. The revised theory suggests mapping individual student development journeys, which can start and end at different points and take varying paths rather than a single linear model.
Framing & Foundational Challenge and Support w/ Structure Moral Development Theory
New Operation &
Visual Representation Movement Challenge & Support
Base Understanding Re-Framing
Balance Between Challenge Linear Graph Model and Support Movement in Model Utilizing Readiness Moral Development Using Values, Morals, and Ethics Re-Terming
Flow & Mapping
Traces Development and Transition Theory Theory & Lived Experience Theory Cognitive Interpretation in Development