Jing Lin (林静), Shue-kei Joanna Mok, Virginia Gomes
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Embodying Deeply Held Values in Education: Seeking a More Equitable World for Both Humans and Non-Humans
Highlights In this article, we contend that the bedrock of an equitable world lies in the profound recognition of love as the fundamental force permeating the cosmos. We believe that love is built into the essence of who we are. We posit that genuine progress toward an equitable world is elusive unless we place love, both for one another and for the natural world, at the core of our educational endeavors.