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“From elementary through graduate school, we receive little guidance for the inner journey . . .”

Posted on November 23, 2018 by Kate Stover

Parker Palmer continues, “even though Socrates – the patron saint of education – regarded self-examination as key to a life worth living.” I couldn’t agree more.  Because Parker Palmer has been a steady advocate of doing the “silent, solitary process … Continue reading →

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