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Developing Virtue Through a Classical Education

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The Marshmallow Experiment

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(00:00) - Intro
(00:35) - Susan's issues with "teaching virtue"
(06:18) - The four cardinal virtues of classical education | Temperance, Prudence, Courage, and Justice
(06:56) - Temperance: The practice of self-control
(16:00) - Prudence: The ability to determine the appropriate course of action in a given situation
(24:08) - Courage: Moving forward without knowing the outcome
(29:36) - Justice: Applying what you've learned to relationships
(35:40) - You can't make virtue happen
(37:25) - Outro (See you next season!)

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