John Dewey believed that a school's classroom rules and the moral orientation of the teachers and administrators create a moral atmosphere and, in turn, a
A) moral education.
B) hidden curriculum.
C) values clarification opportunity.
D) relativistic moral code.

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John Dewey's idea of the hidden curriculum refers to the unintended lessons and values that are transmitted to students through the structure and culture of the school. The classroom rules, teacher and administrator behavior, and overall moral atmosphere are all part of the hidden curriculum and contribute to the moral education of students. However, Dewey did not advocate for relativistic moral codes or values clarification opportunities as a formal part of the curriculum.

John Dewey Believed That a School's Classroom Rules and the Moral