I think that human nature is fundamentally good. --If not just for the mere preservation and continuation of the human race. From the time that we are very young, we seek approval and love which confirm our "goodness". This is what seperates us from mere animals and gives us the capacity to ponder on the existence of the soul. We can't assume that people are evil in nature because they have free will. This assumption debases humans to the ranks of dogs in need of training.

What I have so far on the answer to that question:
Confucians: Children should be taught filial piety, reverence, respect for elders.
Mohists: Children should be taught to treat all their elders as they would their own fathers and mothers.
Daoists: They should be taught breathing exercises, simplicity, tolerance of individual differences, and the Supreme Way.
Legalists believe that children should be taught obedience to the law.
Glenda