Building Character in Schools: A Framework for Virtue Education

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Explore the importance of character education in schools through a framework developed by the Jubilee Centre, focusing on virtues, virtue literacy, and reasoning. Discover how schools can nurture traits like self-awareness, moral judgment, and communication to prepare students for a characterful approach in various situations.

  • Character Education
  • Virtue Education
  • School Framework
  • Jubilee Centre
  • Moral Development

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  1. What is the point of school? Why do we do what we do? Rebecca Moors-Assistant Headteacher

  2. Character Education Insert school picture of students What does it mean? What do we want our students to leave school with? What kind of people do we want them to be? Why is this important, is it even our job?

  3. What Character traits do you think are the most important? In your break out groups, identify what character traits you feel are the most important. Note down all the Character traits you collectively identify and then-as a group, agree the 5 that you would prioritise and feel are the most important. Why did you make these decisions? 10 mins to complete this task-take your time.

  4. Can You Teach Character? The question of whether character can be taught is explored with Professor Kristj n Kristj nsson and Dr Tom Harrison from the Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues and an insight into the University of Birmingham School which is dedicated to character education.

  5. Framework For Character Education-Jubilee Centre

  6. The Building Blocks of Character- Framework for Character Education.

  7. Schools need to provide opportunities for children to exercise the virtues in practice as well as encourage a rich discourse of virtue language, understanding and reasoning. -Framework for Character Education Jubilee Centre Virtue Literacy Virtue Knowledge and Lorem 2 Perception Virtue Reasoning Lorem 3 Virtue Perception Lorem 1 Noticing situations that require a charactorful approach. Being self aware enough to understand that a person's actions are important in a given situation and therefore there is a right way to behave This involves acquiring a board and complex vocabulary linked to characterful approaches. This involves not only an understanding that something needs some action or behavioural change, but the ability to communicate what that might be The action and understanding. This involves making a reasoned judgement which involves the ability to explain the differences in moral situations. The judgement should be reflective.

  8. Character in our schools What opportunities or experiences are there available in your school experience for: Taught Sought Caught You have 10 mins in your break out room to discuss this together.

  9. The role of a teacher Read the document and take some time to digest the information, We will come back in 30 mins, in which I would like you to read the document and identify something that stood out to you as a poignant message, or a way to impact practice, or something of interest. We will feedback together. https://www.jubileecentre.ac.uk/userfiles/jubileecentre/pdf/character- education/Statement_on_Teacher_Education_and_Character_Education.pdf

  10. Character Education Go back to the 5 character traits that you identified in your group. Using a scheme of work, curriculum map or topic that you are working on, Spend some time considering how this could incorporate these curriculum traits into your day to day lessons. I will give you 15 minutes to consider this on your own, and the 5 mins to feed back in your break out rooms We will then discuss as a group.

  11. Character Education in Practice Insert image of student leaders/character based activity

  12. Further Reading https://www.jubileecentre.ac.uk/userfiles/jubileecentre/pdf/character- education/Framework%20for%20Character%20Education.pdf Framework for Charactor Education https://www.jubileecentre.ac.uk/userfiles/jubileecentre/pdf/TeachingCharacterThroughSubjects/Te aching_Character_Through_Subjects_2016.pdf Teaching Charactor Education through subjects https://www.jubileecentre.ac.uk/-further teaching resources, papers to read and Character theory https://character-education.org.uk/ Association for Character Education Taught not Caught Educating for 21st Century-Nicky Morgan Thrive How to cultivate Character so children can flourish online-Dr Tom Harrison

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