Herbart and the Herbartian Theory of Education A Citicism

This work by Alexander Darroch explores the Herbartian theory of education, a pedagogical approach that emphasizes the importance of the individual student's mind and the role of the teacher in shaping it. Focusing on the work of Johann Friedrich Herbart, one of the most important education theorists of the 19th century, this book offers a comprehensive critique of the Herbartian approach and its limitations. An essential read for educators and scholars of education alike.
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