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Explore the fascinating evolution of educational systems with Ellwood P. Cubberley's "The History Of Education," a foundational text examining educational practice and progress within the broader context of Western civilization's development. This meticulously prepared print republication offers a comprehensive overview of the historical forces that have shaped education across the centuries.
Cubberley's work delves into the historical interplay between education and social development, providing valuable insights into how societies have used education to transmit knowledge, values, and skills. From ancient practices to modern reforms, this book traces the key milestones in the history of education, offering a rich understanding of its philosophical underpinnings and social impact.
A vital resource for students, educators, and anyone interested in the history of education, this volume illuminates the enduring quest for educational progress and its profound influence on the course of Western civilization. Discover the historical roots of contemporary educational practices and gain a deeper appreciation for the ongoing evolution of learning.
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