After contrasting conservative and progressive views of education, Martha Nussbaum seems to side largely with the progressive view. Is a view like Nussbaum's consistent with valuing your own tradition? In other words, what space is there for being proud of and attached to your culture and background? If this isn't consistent with Nussbaum's view, explain why. If it is consistent, then how might she incorporate the idea that it is deeply important to value your own tradition?

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The Answer is -Demonstrate understanding of the progressive view of education and Nussbaum's reason for favoring it.
-Develop a thoughtful stance on the relationship between the progressive view and valuing your own tradition, correctly identifying and defending controversial claims using sound reasoning, well-chosen examples, insightful analogies, etc.

After Contrasting Conservative and Progressive Views of Education, Martha Nussbaum