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This is a book I've been reading as a teacher. I want to be a teacher who reads and understands students more.
If you're with kids, it's gonna be a lot of help if you read it.
Russo speaks of the educational methods that are conducted in the developing stages of children's development. It is a book that shows the ideal child Emil the course of his education, which he believes is the ideal. During reading, Russo was so brilliant that he thought his children were being abandoned in orphanages and so big that he was talking about an ideal education. But from a modern perspective, the flow of logic, which is very convincing and consistent, also suggests that the child is
Emil had adopted a child named Ememie and had raised him, writing from childhood to adulthood. From childhood education, there is a lot of detail about adulthood. It explains what is necessary and what is forbidden, and that's a valuable thing even today. The story of the power that Russo had thrown his child into an orphanage and his confessions was made by a group of gold-based men at the time of his release, but now rank as reading in education. Emil is basically a naturalist. So, what we're
Jean-Jacques Rousseau: Emile (Complete Edition)
The first generation of French Confucians, the undisclosed scholar Min-hee Ching-san, is a complete bon-ja. Russo's 20 years of insight and three years of effort, and he has written about education and his position in politics, economics, society and culture in general. The book, full of inspiration for the future of education, provides a deep insight into social humanity.
Korean title: 에밀(완역판)
Korean author: 장 자크 루소
Korean publisher: 육문사
ISBN-13: 9788982032004
Reviews
This is a book I've been reading as a teacher. I want to be a teacher who reads and understands students more.
If you're with kids, it's gonna be a lot of help if you read it.
Russo speaks of the educational methods that are conducted in the developing stages of children's development. It is a book that shows the ideal child Emil the course of his education, which he believes is the ideal. During reading, Russo was so brilliant that he thought his children were being abandoned in orphanages and so big that he was talking about an ideal education. But from a modern perspective, the flow of logic, which is very convincing and consistent, also suggests that the child is
Emil had adopted a child named Ememie and had raised him, writing from childhood to adulthood. From childhood education, there is a lot of detail about adulthood. It explains what is necessary and what is forbidden, and that's a valuable thing even today. The story of the power that Russo had thrown his child into an orphanage and his confessions was made by a group of gold-based men at the time of his release, but now rank as reading in education. Emil is basically a naturalist. So, what we're
