A student's history of education
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- en
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- 3.4 MB
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Frank Pierrepont Graves delivers a comprehensive survey of educational history written with the clarity and rigor of a scholar who understands the classroom. A student's history of education traces the evolution of teaching from early philosophical traditions through the Enlightenment and into the modern era, examining how changing societal beliefs shaped the way knowledge is transmitted and received.\ This is not just a dry chronology; it is an examination of the ideas behind the institutions. Graves connects historical developments to contemporary educational debates, making the past relevant to current questions about pedagogy, curriculum, and the purpose of schooling. For students, educators, and anyone interested in the history of ideas, this work provides a foundational understanding of how our current educational landscape came to be.",
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