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The Social Construction of Virtue: The Moral Life of Schools,Used
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Product Description Examines how schools function as agents and transmitters of moral life in communities. Review The authors show that building community is at the heart of education, and that the construction of virtue is achieved by ordinary people in ordinary schools, doing things together, experiencing successes, failures, conflict tensions, and celebrations. Mary E. Henry, Washington State University About the Author George W. Noblit is Professor of Social Foundations of Education with a joint appointment in Educational Leadership at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He is the coeditor (with William Pink) of Schooling in Social Context and coauthor (with R. Dwight Hare) of MetaEthnography: Synthesizing Qualitative Studies.Van O. Dempsey is Assistant Professor of Educational Foundations at West Virginia University.
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