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so why don't we teach

Submitted by simonec on Mon, 11/22/2010 - 1:16pm.

by presenting facts (lower-case) and then requiring students to think about why a certain perspective or ideology is convincing? i agree with epeck, in that teaching with charisma does not have to be a scary thing - it enables us for yet another tool though which to see and analyze the world, as well as our place in it.

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