Moral Education a handbook

Moral Landscapes (Psychology Today blog)

• Mr. Rogers, for Grownups
  Are we too cynical and fragmented to learn from Mr. Rogers? I don't think so.
• Partnership Not Domination Fosters Wellbeing
  It's easy to assume that humans have always been domineering and hierarchical, but this is not supported by the evidence.
• Brain-Based Parenting: Understand and Heal the Parent Brain
  Daniel Hughes and Jonathan Baylin provide excellent insights into how parents’ (caregiver) brains work in providing effective care for children, how they can go wrong, and repairs.
• Respecting Babies and Young Children
  How do you prepare a young child to succeed creatively in an individualistic, competitive society? RIE might have the answer.
• Alexa: A Good Member of the Family?
  There are lots of advantages for families, but also some drawbacks of making Alexa part of the family.
• How to Respect a Baby Through Positive Touch
  Empowering children is part of optimizing child outcomes.
• Indigenous Psychologies from Around the World
  Modern animism recognizes that the world is full of persons, only some of whom are human. It is part of the Indigenous worldview.
• Indigenous Psychologies Contrast With Western Psychology
  The field of psychology has generally followed the western world’s frameworks for explaining life. Indigenous psychologies, rooted in place, challenge western paradigm.
• Pathways Out of Depression
  Journalist Johann Hari uncovers several potential ways to get your life back.
• The Missing Voice of Babies
  Who speaks up for babies? The author of Cribsheet does not.
• Humility: The Missing Virtue?
  Humanity's heritage of nomadic foraging life, where the evolved nest is provided, fosters various types of humility.