The importance of a knowledge of the history of education was never so fully recognized as at the present time. Normal schools and teachers' colleges give this subject a prominent place in their professional courses, superintendents require candidates for certificates to pass examination in it, and familiarity with it is an essential part of the equipment of every well-informed teacher. The history of education portrays the theories and methods of the past, warns of error and indicates established truth, shows difficulties surmounted, and encourages the teacher of to-day by examples of heroism…mehr
The importance of a knowledge of the history of education was never so fully recognized as at the present time. Normal schools and teachers' colleges give this subject a prominent place in their professional courses, superintendents require candidates for certificates to pass examination in it, and familiarity with it is an essential part of the equipment of every well-informed teacher. The history of education portrays the theories and methods of the past, warns of error and indicates established truth, shows difficulties surmounted, and encourages the teacher of to-day by examples of heroism and consecration on the part of educators whose labors for their fellow-men we discuss. To the teacher this study is a constant help in the schoolroom, the trials of which are met with the added strength and inspiration from contact with great teachers of the past.No text-book can be said to contain the last word upon any subject. Least of all can such a claim be made for a history of education, which aims to trace the intellectual development of the human race and to indicate the means and processes of that evolution. Any individuals or factors materially contributing thereto deserve a place in educational history. As to which of these factors is the most important, that is a question of choice, upon which, doubtless, many will differ with the author. Some educators, whose claims to consideration are unquestioned, have been reluctantly omitted on account of the limitations of this work.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Levi Seeley (1847-1928) was a prominent figure in the field of education history, whose academic contributions stretched the expanse of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Born in the era of Reconstruction, Seeley's panoramic perspective on education was both a reflection of and a reaction to the changing American educational landscape. A scholar of considerable repute, he is best known for his seminal work 'History of Education' which served as a fundamental text in educational programs and provided an extensive overview of the development of educational systems from ancient to modern times. His approach combined a scholarly rigor with a narrative style that appealed to a broad audience. Seeley's work was marked by a didactic precision and an earnest belief in the transformative power of education, themes aligned with the Progressive Era's intellectual milieu. His methodology elucidated the evolution of pedagogical practices and educational philosophies, delineating their impact on contemporary schooling. This book, and others by Seeley, became cornerstones for education professionals and played a significant role in shaping teacher education curricula. An intellectual of his time, Seeley contributed to the foundation upon which the modern study of the history of education is built.
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