Mar 29, 2021
The future belongs to the integrators.
Educator Ernest Boyer
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The future belongs to the integrators.
Educator Ernest Boyer
Review: Campus Life
Campus Life: In Search of Community, Edited by Drew W. Moser and Todd C. Ream, Foreword by David Brooks. Downers Grove: IVP Academic, 2019.
Summary: An expanded version of a 1990 Carnegie Foundation report on the basis for community on college campuses, with contributions from pairs of academic and student development leaders at six Christian universities.
Ernest Boyer, from the Carnegie…
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“Marriage is a most remarkable and courageous human act,” says Ernest Boyer in A Way in the World (HarperSanFrancisco, 1984). “It’s the promise of two human beings to share life together on all levels, physical, economic, and spiritual. It’s a promise made despite the certainty of death, the certainty of change, and the uncertainty of everything else. There is nothing else we might choose to do that is quite like this act, nothing so foolish or so profound.”
To have people who are well informed but not constrained by conscience is, conceivably, the most dangerous outcome of education possible. Indeed, it could be argued that ignorance is better than unguided intelligence, for the most dangerous people are those who have knowledge without a moral framework.
Ernest Boyer, qtd. by Douglas Wilson in Recovering the Lost Tools of Learning
Desicions of the past have shaped our world, and tomorrow’s world is being shaped today.
Ernest L. Boyer