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Moral Ethics: Uncovering the Secrets of Childhood is a 47 minute documentary made by Film Ideas, a nationwide distributor/producer of award-winning educational videos, in collaboration with the the Psychology Department at Seoul National University. Targeted to educators, parents and caregivers, this film "combines extensive research and focused scientific study on the behavioral aspects of children, providing significant insight into the factors that shape their behavior." Interesting observations surface with regard to children's interactions at play, school, and home, as the film touches upon their implications for adulthood.

Our screening and discussion on Thursday, August 2nd will explore the topic of ethics in childhood and follow conversational threads in the Education Program, including Why Do We Do the Right Thing?, with Ron Gross; Can Virtue Be Taught?, with Howard Radest; and Moral Motivation, with Michael Schulman.

Persons interested in attending may rsvp by Tuesday, July 31st.

Where: 305 Russell

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