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  Children and morality 29 April 2005  
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How do children learn their morals?

The Archbishop of Canterbury recently spoke out about children and morality. And as another TV series starts on Sunday looking at badly behaved children, Ritula Shah asks whether we are failing to teach our children right and wrong? Or has the break down of traditional families bred an obsession with children’s behaviour and a fear of badly behaved youths which is completely out of proportion?
 
Ritula Shah discusses how our children learn their morals with Tim Gill, former director of the Children's Play Council and Tessa Livingstone, Executive Producer of Child of Our Time.


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