The Education of Love - (Interpretation by Experts and Famous Teachers)

Author: Amico
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This book is part of the "New Curriculum Standard Famous Works Reading Series" and is titled "The School of Love." It is a children's classic that has been circulated worldwide, written by the Italian author Amico. The entire book is written in a diary format, using simple and sincere children's language to vividly describe the life of a third-grade primary school student named Enrico in a provincial town in Italy in the late 19th century, recording the growth process of a young person's moral and emotional development. The diary begins on the first day of October and ends in July of the following year, totaling over one hundred entries. It intersperses advice and inspiration from Enrico's parents on how to educate him to become a kind, honest, diligent, and loving person. The diary also includes nine "monthly examples" read by the teacher in class, which tell of the noble and selfless actions of young people, praising their loyalty to the country, their sense of responsibility to their families, and their love for their parents and friends. These over one hundred diary entries narrate the love for the nation and ethnicity, the love between parents and children, the bond between teachers and students, and the friendship between friends. They not only reflect the noble and pure love of humanity but also teach readers how to love and guide parents and teachers on how to cultivate love in children.