Living the Mission : How Drake Can Cultivate Morality in Students
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2007-06-04T15:46:42ZAuthor
Britton, Saundra; DeBruin, Kayla; Fiegen, Jane; Gilbert, Brad; Koppel, Nate; McClain, Dylan; Prakash, Shawn; Saunders, Alison; Schweitzer, Rebecca; Traficanti, Rachel; Twinem, SarahMetadata
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Curriculum change; Education--Philosophy; Moral development; Teacher-student relationship; Student-student relationship; Teacher-teacher relationship; College students; Universities and colleges--Curricula; Education, Higher--Curricula; Learning, Psychology of; Values; Ethics; Critical thinking; Philosophy and psychologyDescription
A Capstone Project is completed by senior students as part of the Drake curriculum. The Capstone is intended to summarize and synthesize the outcomes of the Drake experience.Collections
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