“Education is a people business”. There has been numerous times over the past four years that I’ve heard my husband utter this simple truth when explaining his most fundamental role as an administrator; whether interacting with teachers, support staff, Board members, students or parents, establishing a productive and foundational relationship is key. I’ve always nodded […]
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The teaching of virtues and moral character is rift with potential points of friction, especially in a multicultural setting; can we say with utter confidence that there are universal mores that guide all human behavior? Tom Lickona (2003) would argue that virtue or good character is an aspect of the human condition that has been […]
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