The Well-Educated Child: How the Principles and Practices of Quality Thinking, Agency, and Ethical Purpose Cultivate Deeper Learning
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The Well-Educated Child: How the Principles and Practices of Quality Thinking, Agency, and Ethical Purpose Cultivate Deeper Learning

by Deborah Kenny

Education Parenting Child Development
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The Well-Educated Child explores an approach to education centered on quality thinking, agency, and ethical purpose. Deborah Kenny considers how these principles and practices can cultivate deeper learning and help shape a richer understanding of what it means for a child to be well educated.

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The Well-Educated Child examines the principles and practices associated with quality thinking, agency, and ethical purpose.

Deborah Kenny focuses on how these ideas can support deeper learning and contribute to a child’s education.

The book presents education as a process shaped not only by knowledge, but also by independent thought and a sense of ethical purpose.

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