Devine (2006) argued that moral education in schools is a contentious area because:
A) teachers feel uncomfortable teaching morality.
B) parents are not supportive of schools teaching morality.
C) there is not agreement about what it means to be 'morally educated'.
D) there is not time in the crowded curriculum.

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Devine (2006) argued that one of the main reasons why moral education in schools is a contentious issue is because there is not a shared understanding or agreement about what it means to be 'morally educated'.

Devine (2006) Argued That Moral Education in Schools Is a Contentious