Student self-discipline in modern class formation mechanism and its operation in practice.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 22 Student self-discipline in modern class formation mechanism and its operation in practice 1, the students individual cognitive moral development and ethical behavior to improve the Modern psychology that: an individual in the social life of students to demonstrate the moral values and ethical behavior, but not the deliberate use of educational methods to develop students moral values and moral behavior. Because people’s moral values and ethical behavior on the growth of the individual personality through the socialization process of gradually developed. Well-known psychologist Jean Piaget, noted that the moral development of students broadly divided into two stages, namely-year-old former students of the ethical behavior of thinking and judgment, mostly based on external standards set by others, called him the moral law; 10 students over the age of thinking determine moral behavior, then the most recognized according to their own internal standards, known as self-discipline and moral. Legal judgments, he has the objectivity of the performance of the authority of an order to the students, depending on whether the presence of an order. If not present, the command loss of authority in violation of an order will only cause students to short-term anxiety. The self-discipline is the moral judgments of students affected by his own subjective values dominated by subjective moral judgments, is to determine the level of development of mature moral standards, according to which morality is self-peer, groups achieved an agreement between the identified The result was that consensus in a democratic manner, you can modify the rule. This rule is mutual respect among different individuals reasonable rules, legal and moral relationship with his unilateral respect for the principle of opposition to mandatory. Therefore, the student’s moral awareness from his legal education, training, development, and improved so as to individual self-disciplin