Author: Charlotte Mason
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: Charlotte Mason points out in this book that the prospects of education, both at home and outside, are vague. To make education more aligned with children's nature, all children have the right to receive a humanistic education, which is based on literature and art. Science should be the main subject of education, and subjects like modern languages and mathematics must be reformed. Nature and handicrafts must be used to train children's hand-eye coordination, and children must also be more technologically and practically oriented. She proposes principles and specific plans for reforming school education in this book.
Education is a form of training.
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