Self-help ✦ Penny’s Take
Developing Ethical Leaders
Arthur J. Schwartz · 2015
66/100
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This slim volume earns points for aiming at something better than most leadership books — actively pursuing what's right, not just dodging wrongdoing — with real 'red flag' scenarios educators can use tomorrow. It's part of an established scholarly series, which helps, but as a quarterly report rather than a full book, there's only so much depth to expect.
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Verdict receipt0–100
Faith & family safety85
Substance / usefulness62
Craft & writing60
Originality62
Evidence & accuracy60
Hype vs delivers55
Age-fit62
Human-eye read55
Penny’s verdict66
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