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Analytical essay discussing a moral dilemma involving sibling loyalty, parental authority, and stages of moral reasoning within the framework of Kohlberg’s theory.
Title: Kohlberg Dilemma: Judy, Louise, and the Question of Telling the Truth
Subject: Moral development and family relationships
Key concepts: System Morality; social order; duty; trust; honesty
Main characters: Judy; Louise; mother
Educational context: Written assignment response
Author perspective: Older sister and mother reflecting on moral reasoning
Central issue: Whether Louise should tell her mother about Judy’s lie
Ethical focus: Loyalty versus duty; trust between parent and child
Setting: Contemporary family context involving a rock concert and school clothing
Intended audience: Students studying moral development
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DiversityU: A series of short docu-narratives telling our stories
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Region / city: Flagstaff, Arizona
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Organization: Northern Arizona University, Inclusion and Multicultural Services
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Target audience: Undergraduate and graduate students of Northern Arizona University
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Author: Unknown
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Period of validity: Indefinite
Date of Approval: 2023
Date of Changes: None
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LOUISE M. BARRETT STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP 2024
Year: 2024
Region / City: Ohio
Topic: Dental Hygiene
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Period of Action: October 1st, 2024
Approval Date: Not specified
Date of Changes: Not specified
CLAUDETTE COLVIN, MARY LOUISE SMITH: EXCAVATING BLACK GIRLS HISTORY
Year: 1955
Region / City: Montgomery, Alabama
Topic: Civil Rights, History of African American Women
Document Type: Educational Lesson Plan
Organization / Institution: Virginia Tech
Author: Paula Marie Seniors
Target Audience: 8th to 12th grade students
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Approval Date: Not specified
Date of Changes: Not specified
Louise Manigault Scholarship Fund Application 2021
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Region / City: New York, NY, US
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Laura Ward Executive Director, Saint Louise House
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Approval Date: Not specified
Date of Changes: Not specified
Present: Tracy Allison, Vice chair & WKHA; Linda Hibbs, Tonbridge and Malling BC; Helen Charles, TCH; Paul Koster, Dartford; Brian Horton, SELEP; John Littlemore, Maidstone; Daniel Killian, Gravesham; Ashley Jackson, Thanet; Shola Alao, Hyde; Linda Perkins, Golding Homes; Cathy McCarthy, WKHA; Louise Taylor, Dover; Mark Breathwick, Medway; Caroline Smith, Mel Anthony, KCC; Mike Barrett, Porchlight; Nick Fenton, Kent Developers; Sasha Harrison, SHG; Abigail Agba, Sevenoaks; Paul Clarke, Kent Public Health; Maria Jacobs, Moat; Helen Miller, KHG; External Speakers; Ninesh Muthiah, Christine McGill; Sarah Cox; Simon Sim; Liz Harrison, Becky Ashley;Apologies: Sharon Williams, chair of KHG & ABC; Simon Thomas, Kent Planning Group; Rachel Valerio, Riverside; Nicola Bowen, Choice Support; Vanessa Biddiss, Optivo; Jo Ellis, TCH; Marion Money, NRLA ; Allison Duggal, Kent Public Health
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Region / City: Kent, UK
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Author: Various Speakers and Contributors
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Amendment Date: 2026
Gemma Louise McDermott CV and Work Experience Summary
Year of Birth: Not specified
Location: Newquay, UK
Profession: Animal Care and Pet Services
Education: University of Salford (BSc Wildlife Conservation with Zoo Biology), Halesowen College (BTEC Extended Diploma in Animal Management, BTEC First Diploma Animal Care)
Certifications: Full driving license, Enhanced DBS certificate, PRICE training certificate
Skills: Customer care, Communication, Quick learning, Attention to detail, General administration, Telephone skills
Work Experience: Star Paws South West, Parkdean Resorts, Kitty Angels, K9 Buddies, Gloverspiece Mini Farm, Dudley Zoological Gardens, West Midlands Safari Park
Volunteer Experience: Dudley Zoological Gardens, West Midlands Safari Park
Employment Period: 1999–Present
References: Available on request
Topics: Kohlberg telling LOUISE