THE EDUCATIVE IMPORTANCE OF ETHOS
British Journal of Educational StudiesPublished 1 September 2005
Terence H. McLaughlin
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ABSTRACT: This article explores the educative importance of ethos from a broadly philosophical perspective. It is argued that, for a range of reasons, the notion of ethos in the context of education needs to be brought into clearer focus. An analysis is offered of the concept of ethos, with particular reference to the context of classrooms and schools. The educative importance of ethos is explored, with reference to a range of difficulties and challenges which it presents.
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