
doi: 10.1002/cd.60
pmid: 14964940
The idea that workplaces have levels of moral complexity is presented to assist in understanding how schools can create conditions that foster teachers' personal and professional growth.
Child Development, Schools, Teaching, Humans, New York City, Professional Autonomy, Child, Organizational Culture, Moral Development, United States
Child Development, Schools, Teaching, Humans, New York City, Professional Autonomy, Child, Organizational Culture, Moral Development, United States
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