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and administrators who encourage experimentation and reflection, who support
students in their moral struggles, who are forgiving of their moral failures and
celebrate their moral successes. And, when choices are to be made, we need
people who will consider the consequences for other individuals and groups, not
just themselves. Our society will not work without individuals who have a strong
sense of themselves and a deep appreciation of their interdependence with others.
This seems to us to be much closer to the progressive agenda in education than
to the traditional one.
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