Publisher's Synopsis
A fascinating study of the art of teaching, written by the renowned educator and scholar Roger Ascham. First published posthumously in 1570, 'The Scholemaster' offers insights into the pedagogical techniques used in Elizabethan England, as well as a vision for a more humanistic and holistic approach to education. This edition, edited by Edward Arber, is an essential resource for scholars and educators alike.
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