SIG Award
SIG Award
 
SIG - Moral Development and Education
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Moral Development and Education Promise Award

Outstanding Book Award

 

Moral Development and Education Promise Award

2024 Award Winner


Tina Schiele
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

For your paper, "Longitudinal Stability of and Predictive Relations Between Preschool Children's Moral Self-Concept and Sharing Behavior," and for exhibiting outstanding potential for future contributions to the field.

2023 Award Winner 
 

Monica Blaisdell
Drexel University

For your paper, "Educating for Sustainability and Altruism Through Project-Based Learning: A Conceptual Framework," and for exhibiting outstanding potential for future contributions to the field.

2020 Award Winner 
 

Amy Banas
University of California, Berkeley

Athletes, Moral Reasoning, and the Drive to "Be Aggressive!"

2019 Award Winner 
 

Ji Hye Kim
The University of Iowa

Cultural Meanings of Helping Others: Adolescent Prosocial Development in the United States and South Korea

Outstanding Book Award

2024 Award Winner


Wiel Veugelers
University of Humanistic Studies, Utrecht

For your extraordinary book, Moral and Political Dimensions of Critical-Democratic Citizenship Education (Brill, 2023), offering an important reflection on your scholarship over the past 25 years and an urgent call for greater emphasis on social justice and equity in schools and society.

2023 Award Winner 
 

Marvin Berkowitz
University of Missouri-St. Louis

For your seminal book, PRIMED for Character Education (Eye on Education, 2021), offering a comprehensive set of research-based design principles that empower educational leaders to transform their schools and districts into caring and thriving learning communities that "nurture the flourishing of human goodness."

2022 Award Winner 
 

Larry Nucci
University of California, Berkeley

Robyn Ilten-Gee
Simon Fraser University

For your exceptional book--Moral Education for Social Justice (Teachers College Press, 2021)--integrating theory, research, and educational practice at the intersection of social justice and moral development.
2021 Award Winner 
 

Georg Lind
University of Konstanz

How to Teach Moral Competence

2020 Award Winner 
 

Wiel Veugelers
University of Humanistic Studies in Utrecht

Education for Democratic Intercultural Citizenship

Jacob Fay
Harvard University

Meira Levinson
Harvard University

Democratic Discord in Schools: Cases and Commentaries in Educational Ethics

2019 Award Winner 
 

Georg Lind
University of Konstanz

How to Teach Morality: Promoting Deliberation and Discussion, Reducing Violence and Deceit