Forging New Norms in New Orleans: From Emotional to Ecological Intelligence.
Teacher Education Quarterly 2010, Fall, 37, 4
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Just as social and emotional intelligence build on the abilities to take other people's perspective, feel with them, and show our concern, ecological intelligence extends this capacity to all natural systems. --Daniel Goleman, Ecological Intelligence: The Hidden Impacts of What We Buy
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