US EditionTruth, Goodness, Oak Trees, and “The Phoenix Declaration”
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Truth, Goodness, Oak Trees, and “The Phoenix Declaration”
The question then arises: what do we do when the two kinds of truth and goodness come into conflict, especially in education? How are we to act when someone is a good teacher—someone who is a true buddy to a child in his or her care—but who at the same time says things in the classroom that are untrue and not capital-G Good in a deep way?
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