Mortimer Adler: The Paideia Way of Classical Education (Giants in the History of Education)
by Robert M. Woods, Phd
Mortimer Adler: The Paideia Way of Classical Education offers a detailed exploration of Adler's innovative approach to teaching and learning. This book in the Giants in the History of Education series outlines his emphasis on critical inquiry, seminar-based instruction, and the cultivation of thoughtful citizens through classical methods. It serves as an essential resource for educators interested in timeless educational philosophies.
About This Book
This book delves into the life and educational philosophy of Mortimer Adler, focusing on his Paideia way of classical education. It examines how Adler's ideas have shaped modern teaching practices.
Part of the Giants in the History of Education series, the volume highlights Adler's contributions to fostering intellectual growth through seminar discussions and Socratic methods.
Readers gain an understanding of the principles that promote active learning and the pursuit of wisdom in educational settings.
The text provides a comprehensive look at Adler's enduring impact on pedagogy and curriculum design.
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