Should children learn values in elementary school?

Each answer should be between 150-200 words. Remember that your goal here is to teach your readers the topic each of these questions raises. Make sure that you address each question in each question. You may use any source you wish, including your textbook, but be careful to avoid plagiarism. The answers should be overwhelming your own thoughts and ideas. When you submit your answers, you should submit them as a single document.Should children learn values in elementary school? Your response should offer arguments in favor of doing so, and in opposition to doing so before you offer your opinions as to which direction we should take.   Please present two statements about moral issues that reference two different logical fallacies. Make sure that the statement is a clear example of a logical fallacy, and that you have clearly identified which logical fallacy the statement is making. In doing so, you should explain what a logical fallacy is and why they should be avoided in making an argument.   Compare Plato’s and Aristotle’s views on whether art has a positive or a negative influence, and discuss the topic of violence in films and on television with reference to Plato’s and Aristotle’s theories. Incorporate into your answer how each might response to a specific film or story you’ve seen or read. Also, consider Nussbaum’s comment “We have never lived enough. Our experience is, without fiction, too confined and too parochial. Literature extends it, making us reflect and feel about what might otherwise be too distant for feeling.” when formulating your response.   Explain why would hard universalism (moral absolutism) be the attitude most often supported by ethical theories and everyday experience? What does this position say about the nature of ethics as a theoretical or reflective endeavor? Why might one prefer the consistency and universalism of this position? Please incorporate “Possessing the Secret of Joy” into your answer. Is Alice Walker an ethical relativist or a universalist in writing this story?   Explain why (or why not) everyone should look out for himself or herself first and foremost by referencing the Ring of Gyges? What are some of the issues and challenges that psychological egoism faces when it attempts to transition from a descriptive ethical theory into a normative ethical theory?