Across
- 2. impartiality, open-mindedness, and search for the truth.
- 5. consider something without procedure
- 6. individual freedoms include freedom of speech
- 7. the product of a disposition to forge a holistic identity
- 10. courage, justice, moderation
- 17. are drawn from the NCSS’s
- 21. a philosophical term for “qualities of the soul”
- 22. the ability of individuals to reflect critically on their principles
- 23. makes it possible to choose goals autonomously and achieve them as authentic human beings
- 24. the capacity to make deliberate choices and take actions
- 25. comes from the right combination of knowledge and reason
- 27. is derived from a set of conceptions
- 28. travesties recorded through the centuries
- 30. a humankind’s way of knowing, being
- 31. intrinsic in an object.
- 32. observation of the good life
- 33. to be treated impartially, fairly, properly
- 35. about things that matter requires critical thinking and moral reasoning
- 36. a choice ranging from being rash
- 38. the decisions are grounded in concepts of right and wrong
Down
- 1. a set of beliefs and emotions about oneself as a participant in the civic life of a community
- 3. individuals envision and interpret the world
- 4. the rights of individuals, freedoms of individuals,
- 8. democracy a nation state that has free, multi-candidate
- 9. aims at defining and realizing one’s own identity as a person
- 11. flourishing
- 12. knowledge required of a student
- 13. what is actually meant is that a person is virtuous.
- 14. capacities an individual’s civic identity by individuals becoming aware of and choosing to awaken within themselves the intuitive and intrinsic,
- 15. equal treatment of all rivals
- 16. act well toward others and fulfill their duties to society deserve to be treated well.
- 18. students could develop a quality of mind at once flexible and concentrated in dealing with new material
- 19. English word for eudaemonia
- 20. unique to each individual comprising ideas,
- 26. one of the political party's
- 28. characterized by Dewey as “intellectual integrity, observation, and interest in testing their opinions and beliefs
- 29. is also referred to as temperance.
- 34. academic interest
- 37. of the mean virtues fall in the “mean” of the extremes of excess and deficiency of any virtue
