Hi, everyone!
I would like to register for a class called: Philosophy of Educations, and this book: Ozman, H., & Craver, S. (2007) Philosophical foundations of education, 8th is assigned for the course!
What do you think about the book? It's method; its language, etc!
I would greatly appreciate your help on this. Thanks!
Isn't it just a survey book of different teaching theories?
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It is. But I want to know about the style of the writers, is it readable, easy? because it is a philosophical book, meaning it is already complicated!!Originally Posted by Drkshadow03
I don’t think that many philosophers comprehended to the thought of EDUCATION. I have heard of many of them who did their contribution but in terms of literature and history but not education in general as such, do you agree? O.o
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