right from wrong? so when most people think of babies as blank slates. but your experiments say that s not true, that it s not that they have to be taught wrong from right. from very early ages we know there is a lot going on in there. can you put that in there? wow. look at that. good job. this is the infant cognition center at yale university, otherwise known as the baby lab. based on over eight years of studies, researchers here believe that babies are not taught the difference between good and bad but instead are born knowing it. as these babies grow, their moral beliefs are enhanced by parents and society, but they aren t created by them. the studies are conducted with the help of puppet shows. the puppets acts out good and bad behavior. watch as this puppet struggles to open a box.
look how pretty you are. so is connor. hazel is 11 months. and lyle just three months old. these babies are helping to answer one of life s biggest questions, are we born knowing right from wrong? so when most people think of babies as blank slates. but your experiments say that s not true, that it s not that they have to be taught wrong from right. from very early ages we know there is a lot going on in there. can you put that in there? wow. look at that. good job. this is the infant cognition center at yale university, otherwise known as the baby lab. based on over eight years of studies, researchers here believe that babies are not taught the difference between good and bad but instead are born knowing it. as these babies grow, their moral beliefs are enhanced by parents and society, but they aren t created by them. the studies are conducted with the help of puppet shows. the puppets acts out good and bad behavior.
to some kind of a future. she is still years away from her release but is preparing for it now. she works for the prison maintenance department doing everything from mowing lawns to painting furniture. but her passion lies elsewhere. you can t really write some of the things that we experience in these prisons. you can t script them. because here you have a person that s been convicted of a double murder but what she does as part of her time and part of her therapy is she puts on puppet shows for children. children s theater. translator: these puppet shows are for the children, here in the area, in the kindergartens. we go to the schools so we can make someone happy with them. comparing svetla as a free male prison to american prisons, there was a different vibe there, i have to say. i would attribute that to the warden. she was pretty focused on reintegrating these women back into society and she had different means of doing that.
classes that are border line useless and it is a lot of role playing and puppet shows and show and tell. it is like they are saying we are going to make this as devoid of use lease useless emotion. i have bad news. i skipped the story. that is fascinating and sounds terrible. it was interesting it was a woman and not a good. if there what is a man she would be in more trouble than temporarily suspended. i don t see how this adds in i value to any educational issue they are learning. i saw a study that said celebrities can show up and then wait and see if they can get in. what i thought was funny was she talked about she is concerned that she could lose her job. who do you have to blame for
she works for the prison maintenance department doing everything from mowing lawns to painting furniture. but her passion lies elsewhere. you can t really write some of the things that we experience in these prisons. you can t script them. because here you have a person that s been convicted of a double murder but what she does as part of her time and part of her therapy is she puts on puppet shows for children. children s theater. translator: these puppet shows are for the children, here in the area, in the kindergartens. we go to the schools so we can make someone happy with them. comparing svetla as a free male prison to american prisons, there was a different vibe there, i have to say. i would attribute that to the warden. she was pretty focused on