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Arguments- Di, Joyce, Julia, Wil

Submitted by Diane OFee-Powers on Fri, 07/25/2008 - 10:30am.

We disagree that each one is the greatest adventure.

They should not be placed next to each other becuase this would make them fragmented.

We need to embark on an educational shift that integrates each discipline within all disiplines as an indispensable part of how we create meaning.

The greatest adventure IS :creating meaning

-the lightbulb moment

-moment of discovery

-The greatest adventure is inquiry and the ongoing process of creating meaning

-It does start with self

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