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As we navigate the turbulence of today’s workplace, there is power in asking ourselves,
“What is it that I repeatedly do?” It gets us thinking about other important questions like:
- Would someone shadowing me on a busy day at work be able to tell that I am trying to be an ethical leader?
- Do I demonstrate an awareness of the ripple effect that my choices generate?
- Do my choices—both big and small—show a sense of moral commitment to thinking beyond myself?
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Thornton offered a few thoughts on
her experience teaching at SPCS, being involved in AFAC, and being
engaged in researching and presenting the recent Innovations in Teaching report.
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