William Glasser (May 11, 1925 – August 23, 2013) wrote in his 1988 classic “Choice Theory: A New Psychology of Personal Freedom” that “We choose everything we do, including the misery we feel.” He challenged readers to fundamentally change their view of reality to one of “love, friendship, negotiation and trust” in 1965’s “Reality Therapy.” And, in 1969’s “Schools Without Failure“, he urged that schools should abandon coercive methods such as class rank and grading. Article → Of further interest: Corning by the Book: Utopian or Orwellian? (New York Times)
Glasser was a genius. Sorry to see him go. He’d have been right with us in this fight.
—- Steve
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