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Steve
Tigner leading a discussion at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
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Steven
S. Tigner, PhD |
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former secondary school teacher of physics and chemistry, Steven S. Tigner
is professor emeritus of philosophy at the University of Toledo. He has
been active for many years in school programs funded by the National Endowment
for the Humanities and served for two years at the Endowment as program
officer of Summer Seminars for School Teachers. A professor of education
here at Boston University, he currently teaches Cultural Foundations for
Educators at Boston University's School of Education and serves as a lead
scholar in many of the CAEC Teachers Academies. He has written and lectured
extensively on a range of topics from preSocratic philosophy and America's
Founding Documents to Harry Potter and the Good Life. |
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Steven S. Tigner's presentation and keynote address topics include: Friendship
and Virtue in Film; Aristotle and Plato: Insights for Educators; and Great
Stories, Great Art. |
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