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'''Excellence''' is an [[Idealism|ideal attribute]] of high standards of [[quality]] of things and people approaching [[Perfection#History of term|perfection]], or of [[example]]s of admirable [[Duty|performance]] or [[Morality|outstanding character traits]] worthy of [[praise]] and [[Emulate|imitation]]. See [[Virtue]].
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'''Excellence''' is an [[Idealism|ideal attribute]] of high standards of [[quality]] of things and people approaching [[Perfection#History of term|perfection]], or of [[example]]s of admirable [[Duty|performance]] or [[Morality|outstanding character traits]] worthy of [[praise]] and [[Emulate|imitation]]. See [[Goodness]] and [[Virtue]].
  
 
[[Thomas Sowell]] wrote, {{sowell-educational-excellence}}
 
[[Thomas Sowell]] wrote, {{sowell-educational-excellence}}

Revision as of 16:33, March 8, 2018

Excellence is an ideal attribute of high standards of quality of things and people approaching perfection, or of examples of admirable performance or outstanding character traits worthy of praise and imitation. See Goodness and Virtue.

Thomas Sowell wrote, Template:Sowell-educational-excellence

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