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Автор М. Телегин[37]

М. Телегин разработал свою программу для педагогов, имеющих целью провести беседу с детьми по теме «Совесть», но его опытом могут воспользоваться и родители, стремящиеся к нравственному развитию своих детей.

В ходе беседы необходимо апеллировать к опыту ребенка: случалось ли ему задавать себе нелицеприятные вопросы, мучиться бессонницей не просто так, а именно после совершения плохого поступка? Кто же не дает ему уснуть?