The Mind and Its Education
- Language
- en
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- EPUB & PDF
- File Size
- 4.2 MB
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George Herbert Betts’s The Mind and Its Education is a foundational text in the philosophy of education, offering a profound exploration of how the human mind learns, develops, and responds to intellectual discipline. Betts argues that education is not merely the transmission of facts but the cultivation of the mind into a capacity for critical judgment and independent thought. He examines the psychological mechanisms of learning and the role of the educator as a guide rather than a lecturer.\n\nThis classic work remains relevant for educators, students of philosophy, and anyone interested in the deeper purpose of learning. Betts’s clear, rigorous writing makes complex ideas accessible, making this an essential addition to any educational collection. The EPUB format ensures a readable experience on any device.
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