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Inhumane Education?

Posted by Kris Lecakes Haley at 9:17 AM | Permalink | Comments (6)

The word "education" typically produces a positive reaction inspired by warm memories of school. Humane education is an empathy-driven framework that complements all other educational models, expanding a child's compassion toward all living beings, and it's becoming more and more mainstream as parents and educators seek to raise kind children. However, lurking in the shadows …

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Posted to Family & Friends | Posted to Tags: Dissection, humane education, Kris Lecakes Haley

Dissection: Cut It Out!

Posted by Kerry Anderlik at 5:56 AM | Permalink | Comments (6)

Did you know that October is "Cut Out Dissection" Month? PETA is active in schools across the country, educating teachers and students about alternatives to the unnecessary and cruel practice of dissection. I was thrilled to hear that PETA did this kind work because this issue resonates with me on a very …

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Posted to Family & Friends | Posted to Tags: Dissection, Kerry Anderlik, vivisection

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