However, when Russell talks about "the growth of man" he means the development of wisdom, which is "a harmony of knowledge, will and feeling".
Self-reflection may not only reduce the incidence of plagiarism and other academic integrity violations but may also be conducive to the growth of practical wisdom and inner change that spills over into other dimensions of integrity.
However, as an element of a holistic approach that encourages self-reflection, the sanction itself may be seen as a transformative learning experience -- a process conducive to the growth of practical wisdom that may create lasting change that spills over into other domains.
The Knicks loaded up on 30-something veterans last summer in a quest to fast-track their growth, to provide a buffer of wisdom and leadership in a callow locker room.
Mistakes are necessary tools of wisdom and growth.
We do not know in history such an example of the growth of a ruler in wisdom as was exhibited by Mr Lincoln.
Are we to abandon the idea that people are capable of change, growth, accumulating wisdom?
What it lacks is a fullness of wisdom about its characters' potential for growth.
The expansion of Eddie's mental capacity does not lead to any corresponding growth in wisdom or imagination.
With increasing longevity and a growing focus on successful aging, there has been a recent growth of research designed to operationalize and assess wisdom.
