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    bflc:aap "Hein, David. Teaching the virtues" ;
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            rdfs:label "\"Can virtue be taught? A good education should form both the mind and character, says author and longtime teacher David Hein. And character, he shows, is the outcome of education of the mind and habituation of the will. Even very good schools, religious and secular, can do better at teaching students virtues such as prudence, justice, courage, temperance, faith, hope, love, loyalty, and patience. Drawing on examples from history, literature, and film, Hein shows that young people learn virtue by becoming persons of good character. Teaching the Virtues is an invaluable primer for teachers at traditional church schools, in classical Christian schools, and in homeschooling settings, as well as for parents of school-age children\"-- Provided by publisher." ] ;
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