Introducing a Culture of Civility in First-Year College Classes

Robert J. Connelly

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Abstract This article presents the case for general education assuming a leadership role in explicitly introducing academic civility education in the first-year classroom. A general definition of civility as a virtue is offered as a foundation for developing a Code of Academic Civility for use in first-year classes.

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