Right -- there's levels to this. Acknowledging error is better than not, but I'm not sure why the kids and parents involved weren't brought in on this vs. the decision just "being made". Dr. Turner acknowledges all the harm already done to that community, but if you were aware of it, wouldn't you be more careful with big decisions like that to begin with?
Right -- there's levels to this. Acknowledging error is better than not, but I'm not sure why the kids and parents involved weren't brought in on this vs. the decision just "being made". Dr. Turner acknowledges all the harm already done to that community, but if you were aware of it, wouldn't you be more careful with big decisions like that to begin with?
Right -- there's levels to this. Acknowledging error is better than not, but I'm not sure why the kids and parents involved weren't brought in on this vs. the decision just "being made". Dr. Turner acknowledges all the harm already done to that community, but if you were aware of it, wouldn't you be more careful with big decisions like that to begin with?