Warner P. Woodworth

May your quest for knowledge become a passion for justice; may your newly acquired authority to speak move you to speak up for victims of malediction and misfortune. Remember that power is to be shared, not imposed. Remember that freedom must be extolled, never ridiculed. Education must be used for humanity, not against it—not to obtain power, but to humanize it—not to impose your will or your views on others, but to discover theirs, in an atmosphere of respect and understanding.

Elie Wiesel, Holocaust survivor and Nobel Peace Prize recipient who declared these words when receiving an honorary doctorate at BYU

• The Critical Thinking Company
• Society for Organizational Learning
• John Dewey on Education as a Necessity of Life
• Brint Institute: The Knowledge Creating Company
• Critical Thinking Consortium
• Neil Postman’s book Teaching as a Subversive Activity
• Harvard Graduate School of Education
• Jean Jacques Rousseau on Education