Teaching Honesty in a Populist Era asserts that honesty is an important component in a healthy democracy and yet very few schools overtly teach it. This book describes what honesty is, how it is connected to truth, why both are important to and at risk in democracies today, and how we should teach them in schools.
Teaching Honesty in a Populist Era asserts that honesty is an important component in a healthy democracy and yet very few schools overtly teach it. This book describes what honesty is, how it is connected to truth, why both are important to and at risk in democracies today, and how we should teach them in schools.
Sarah M. Stitzlein is Professor of Education and Affiliate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Cincinnati. Her research explores issues of political agency, educating for democracy, youth civic engagement, and equity in schools. She is the author of Learning How to Hope and American Public Education and the Responsibility of its Citizens, and co-editor of the journal Democracy & Education.
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Chapter 1: Honesty and Democracy Chapter 2: Honesty and the World Today Chapter 3: Teaching Honesty Chapter 4: Teaching Honesty as a Part of Teaching Dissent Chapter 5: The Role of Honesty in Teaching about Controversial Issues Bibliography Index
Chapter 1: Honesty and Democracy Chapter 2: Honesty and the World Today Chapter 3: Teaching Honesty Chapter 4: Teaching Honesty as a Part of Teaching Dissent Chapter 5: The Role of Honesty in Teaching about Controversial Issues Bibliography Index
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