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– Nelson Mandela

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Q For the chapter that you chose to read for this week from TTC—6, 7, or 8—in the related thread, post one of your main posts. You can launch from any of the discussion questions at the end of the chapter, or just discuss what you learned about this type of community being an ethical force, and what ideas you learned or have for how to help this institution flourish. (When you respond to another student, it does not have to be on the chapter that you also read.)

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Chapter 6 from TTC had been the one read by me. I learned from my teachers and my fellow students about the true meaning of being ethical. There had not been all fellow students who had made me understand the true meaning of being ethical. However, there had been some students close to the teachers who had learned to be ethical and to influence other students to be ethical. There had been some teachers whose actions had been something to learn from. On type of action had been to never feel ashamed of apologizing after making mistakes in front of the students.