Evelyn Fox Keller says of Nobel Prize—winner Barbara McClintock that her knowing came from “the highest form of love, love that allows for intimacy without the annihilation of difference” (pp. 55).  Does this kind of love have a place in education? If not, why not? If so, how might it be taught? How might it make a difference if we could teach students to love the world in this way?

In my point of view this love takes place in education because teachers must educate their students with love, and must treat all students equally without preference. Equity is important in the classroom as all students have the ability to learn in an environment full of love, understanding, respect, responsibility. Every teacher can prepare this process as best as we can, first we must approach this love into the  classroom teaching so that our students can focus this love with others. We can make a difference starting in the classroom and that is where it starts to create an atmosphere of harmony and teaching and our students can learn not only knowledge if not humanity with others