After reading both “Liberal Arts for Education for Global Society” and “The heart of the matter”, it appeared as though both articles were common in the faucet that the humanities would make an important impact on by what efforts and means the desire for learning would increase and foster a society that would become well rounded from the information provided by the disciplines that make up the humanities.
I liked that “Liberal Arts Education for a Global Society” created a time line for why it became increasingly important to recognize the blue print in which our teaching methods began and challenge the framework for what education should be taught and viewed as valuable to advance our understanding as a nation collectively. The points of