Carl Wilhelm's Education II

Author: (German) Karl W. Witte
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: A classic in education for three centuries,. Even ordinary children can become extraordinary if educated properly, as said by. Before my son was born, I firmly believed in this idea and often shared it with others. I knew that raising a genius for humanity was better than giving birth to millions of mediocre people. [German] Karl Witte This book is written by Karl W. Witte, the personal experience and direct beneficiary of "The Education of Karl Witte," and has been popular in Europe and America and around the world for nearly two hundred years since its publication, becoming a must-read for many educators and parents. In Germany, it is even revered as a charter for early education, and in the United States, it was reprinted 45 times in the 19th century. Karl W. Witte is the best person to elaborate on his father's educational philosophy. In this book, he categorizes, summarizes, and synthesizes his father's educational ideas while objectively and fairly critiquing their shortcomings. In addition to supplementing his own educational situation after the age of 14, Karl W. Witte also provides many firsthand materials, which greatly benefits readers in gaining a more comprehensive and in-depth understanding of this "genius cultivation" educational philosophy.