Reimagining Education: Some Essential Books
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
- Some books that have been important to me in my career as a teacher (everything from kindergarten to graduate school--including homeschooling) especially as tools for REIMAGINING education. Including:
Rudolf Steiner (a number of works, 1918-1924)
Kieran Egan, The Educated Mind (1997)
Ivan Illich, Deschooling Society (1970)
Jacques Maritain, Education at the Crossroads (1960)
Lucy Maud Montgomery, Anne of Green Gables (1908)
Charlotte M. Mason (Collected Works, 1930s)
Stratford Caldecott, Beauty in the Word (2012)
I truly feel like I become a better person watching your videos thank you Mr Martin
I could listen to you for hours. You're such a great storyteller/educator - so well read, so much insight. I'm sure you were a favorite teacher/professor - and you're so right about the nature of the education system. You inspire and they deflate. Dead Poet's Society got that right. Hedge Schools sound great!!!
Thanks
The three books that I have found to be the most helpful on education are, Didascalicon by Hugh of St. Victor, The Division and Methods of the Sciences by Thomas Aquinas, and On the Reduction of the Arts to Theology by Bonaventure. Even if one is not scholastic, the importance of the medieval synthesis on education was that it was built on a real metaphysics that corresponded to the faculties of the self.
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Outstanding - appreciate your lectures! Learn a lot here now! Just like taking a college course! Thank You!
Thank you as well!
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What do you think of John Senior, especially his assertion that Mother Goose was pre-reformation and pre-industrial so that she is essentially important to forming English speaking children to have a poetic sense?
Total agreement
For the algo: What's your beef with John Taylor Gatto?
Out of curiosity, where would someone go to train to be a Waldorf teacher? What is required to do that? Need a masters degree? I'm sure there are millions like myself that just have a bachelors degree and were replaced by an H1B in the failing tech industry, looking for something to do.
Usually you need a BA and then get enrolled in a teacher training course. I'm a little out of touch with the movement, but you could probably talk to a local Waldorf school and they could tell you what's available.
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Neil Postman has some notable work on education. "The End of Education" was late in his career, proximal to "Technopoly", and is extremely accessible and sharp. McLuhan's "City as Classroom" is loaded with remarkable phenomenological meditations for all ages. and it seems like Dr. Steiner was especially impressed with Lessing's, "The Education of the Human Race." always appreciate your thoughts, Doc. Christ in us, j