Publisher's Synopsis
An influential work in the field of education, this book presents the pedagogical system developed by the Czech educator Johann Amos Comenius in the seventeenth century. Comenius' ideas about education and teaching were ahead of his time and influenced many educational reformers and philosophers in later centuries. The book discusses Comenius' philosophy of education, his methods for teaching language, mathematics, and other subjects, and his vision for creating a universal system of education that would benefit all people. This book is a must-read for educators, historians, and philosophers interested in the history of education and pedagogy.
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