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Rose-tinted glasses hamper real, critical learning

We want students to become well rounded individuals who can reflect on and learn from their own mistakes; how can we ask them to do that if we cannot/will not do that as a country? It is not a weakness to admit past mistakes and problems. Being able to admit them and learn from them is a strength.

October 7, 2020October 7, 2020 Lisa Hoover Academic Freedom
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