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families, friendships, fellowships, networks, organizations, local communities, insofar as they function as universes of discourse see Clarke and Star, 2008 ), and your society. Thus, both of us could train ourselves in criticalthinking during coaching sessions, which would be more ethical than a naive neutrality.
families, friendships, fellowships, networks, organizations, local communities, insofar as they function as universes of discourse see Clarke and Star, 2008 ), and your society. Thus, both of us could train ourselves in criticalthinking during coaching sessions, which would be more ethical than a naive neutrality.
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