"Character determines destiny" - Heraclitus

Models of character education

Models of Character education are functional diagrams designed to prompt thought about underlying issues in Character education, and commentary on their meaning and use. They are generally useful for teacher reflection and collaboration, including in training exercises. Many bright older students will also be interested and able to comment, and they may be useable in many classroom contexts accordingly.

We have declined to detail the content of each resource further on this page. Please download them to reflect on the detail of each.

Students, pupils and people
Concepts and drivers of different positions of moral education
Why you can’t have a single “panacea of virtues”
How capitalism wrecks Character education
Different types of character education
Changing the world around you
Over-zealousness in Character education positions
Mutual understandings and methods for Character educators

In each case, the diagram presented is from the dissertation which lies behind The Ethos Consortium. The extracts downloadable are the simple diagrammatic form; the fuller discussion can be found by downloading the full dissertation.



You can also use some of our teacher CPD session resources, a variety of mobile learning / discursive games to support teacher CPD sessions.