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"A Student's History of Education" by Frank Pierrepont Graves offers a comprehensive exploration into the evolution of educational systems, teaching methods, and curriculum development throughout history. This meticulously prepared edition provides a detailed account of the historical context that shaped modern pedagogy.
Graves delves into the key developments and influential figures that contributed to the shaping of educational practices. This enduring work examines the social and intellectual forces that have influenced the history of education, offering insights into the origins of contemporary educational thought and institutions.
A valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of education, this book examines significant trends and pivotal moments in the development of educational systems. Explore the foundations of teaching methodologies and the evolution of the curriculum with this insightful historical account.
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