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James Daniels on Cultivating the Human-ness of Our Students

2016-08-11

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In this episode of our flagship podcast, our friend James Daniels joins David on the phone to discuss how to cultivate human-ness in our students and children.

Topics of conversation include common places in the classroom, habits vs. subjects, how the seven liberal arts cultivate humans, how to avoid teaching gnostically, seeing the world as children, and much, much more.

Money quote: "I'm not teaching content, I'm teaching students."

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