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A podcast about student character, student citizenship, and schools.

 
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CultureFeed.com’s Angus McBeath, a former public school teacher and administrator in Canada, recently sat down with sociologist Jeffrey Guhin to discuss Guhin’s research on shaping student character in a sample of US urban public high schools. Guhin, an assistant professor of sociology at the University of California-Los Angeles, has summarized the results of his research in a chapter of the book The Content of Their Character: Inquiries into the Varieties of Moral Formation.  

 

In Part 2 of the interview, McBeath and Guhin discuss a range of issues, including “value spheres,” the importance of principals, different views on respect, and more.

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CultureFeed.com’s Angus McBeath, a former public school teacher and administrator in Canada, recently sat down with sociologist Jeffrey Guhin to discuss Guhin’s research on shaping student character in a sample of US urban public high schools. Guhin, an assistant professor of sociology at the University of California-Los Angeles, has summarized the results of his research in a chapter of the book “The Content of Their Character: Inquiries into the Varieties of Moral Formation.” 

 

In Part I of this this interview, McBeath and Guhin discuss a range of issues, including the importance of teachers, what surprised Guhin in his research, and a divided view of the good life in the schools he visited.

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