Type of education |
| Honor | Dignity |
Type of response |
| Superego | Ego |
Behavioral | Norm violations | Prevent deviations from regulations; norm development. | Forgiveness and understanding or disregard of deviations from procedure. |
Goal of education | Assimilation of cultural codes. | Pupil empowerment. | |
Pupils’ achievements | Pupils’ test scores are critical for pupils and teachers. | Pupils’ test scores do not constitute an important element in pupils’ assessment or life chances or in teachers’ own self-assessment. | |
Importance of and preoccupation with teacher’s success | Preoccupation with teacher’s successes and failures or sense of failure. | Success and frustration is not explicitly expressed, or teachers have a sense of success in their practice. | |
Goal of instruction and means of instruction | Productivity and the belief that teaching methods are the key factor in teaching quality. | A meaningful learning experience. Minor attention to issues related to teaching methods. | |
The required target of respect | Teacher demand gestures of respect from pupils. | Teachers make demands on themselves to respect their pupils. | |
Pupils’ weaknesses | Pupils’ weaknesses are considered a burden on teaching and a flaw. | Pupils’ weaknesses are a starting point for learning. | |
Teacher’s status | Teacher wishes to be respected for their status. | Teacher does not refer to this issue. | |
Teachers’ feelings | Self-efficacy | Sense of investing extensive efforts with little results. | Sense of efficacy in dealing with educational and scholastic challenges. |
Feedback from parents and pupils. | An absence of respect from pupils and parents. | Sense of being respected by pupils and parents. |