David Hansen is a dedicated teacher of teachers who writes clearly and passionately about the promise of teaching. What more could all who teach require? Read what he has to say and be refreshed. - Philip W. Jackson, David Lee Shillinglaw Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus, University of Chicago ""This is an admirable and lucid effort to present the character of the teaching life as one of moral and intellectual sensibility, a kind of grace marking a meaningful existence."" - Ignacio L. Gotz, Lawrence A. Stessin Distinguished Professor, New College of Hofstra University ""Exploring the Moral Heart of Teaching speaks to those who ask, What am I doing as a teacher?, yet cannot accept prevailing ideological answers. David Hansen shows the reader how to call upon the long tradition of teaching, from Confucius and Socrates to John Dewey, as a source of day-to-day sustenance and vital staying power."" - Ann Diller, Professor of Education, University of New Hampshire

David Hansen is a dedicated teacher of teachers who writes clearly and passionately about the promise of teaching. What more could all who teach require? Read what he has to say and be refreshed. - Philip W. Jackson, David Lee Shillinglaw Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus, University of Chicago ""This is an admirable and lucid effort to present the character of the teaching life as one of moral and intellectual sensibility, a kind of grace marking a meaningful existence."" - Ignacio L. Gotz, Lawrence A. Stessin Distinguished Professor, New College of Hofstra University ""Exploring the Moral Heart of Teaching speaks to those who ask, What am I doing as a teacher?, yet cannot accept prevailing ideological answers. David Hansen shows the reader how to call upon the long tradition of teaching, from Confucius and Socrates to John Dewey, as a source of day-to-day sustenance and vital staying power."" - Ann Diller, Professor of Education, University of New Hampshire

David Hansen is a dedicated teacher of teachers who writes clearly and passionately about the promise of teaching. What more could all who teach require? Read what he has to say and be refreshed. - Philip W. Jackson, David Lee Shillinglaw Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus, University of Chicago ""This is an admirable and lucid effort to present the character of the teaching life as one of moral and intellectual sensibility, a kind of grace marking a meaningful existence."" - Ignacio L. Gotz, Lawrence A. Stessin Distinguished Professor, New College of Hofstra University ""Exploring the Moral Heart of Teaching speaks to those who ask, What am I doing as a teacher?, yet cannot accept prevailing ideological answers. David Hansen shows the reader how to call upon the long tradition of teaching, from Confucius and Socrates to John Dewey, as a source of day-to-day sustenance and vital staying power."" - Ann Diller, Professor of Education, University of New Hampshire