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Socrates Didn't Know Much, Nor Do Our Teens

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Teenage rebellion is not a natural factor of age. It's a consequence of how we teach our children. Read this article to understand the link.
Find the home site of author Bill Allin at http://billallin.com

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Krygor 4 months ago

"He was interested in developing the ability to think in his students, something that many schools avoid today because they don't want their students figuring out why so much is wrong in their lives and their world." <-- Bullseye

onlinedesign about 1 year ago

[QUOTE]:Teach young people to think, to ask questions, to learn where they can learn what they need to know. Nobody knows all the answers today. The best we can do is to teach the younger generation where to look for the answers and solutions they need. That's a critical life skill today."

WELL SPOKEN! An excellent point and reminder, not only to parents, but to us all.

krishnaramjis about 1 year ago

Good Post ..!If some people are allowed to think nothing , they excel in “ doing nothing” . I am impressed with your last two lines

"Nobody knows all the answers today. The best we can do is to teach the younger generation where to look for the answers and solutions they need. That's a critical life skill today"

krishnaramjis about 1 year ago

Good Post ..!If some people are allowed to think nothing , they excel in “ doing nothing” . I am impressed with your last two lines

"Nobody knows all the answers today. The best we can do is to teach the younger generation where to look for the answers and solutions they need. That's a critical life skill today"

krishnaramjis about 1 year ago

Good Post ..!If some people are allowed to think nothing , they excel in “ doing nothing” . I am impressed with your last two lines

"Nobody knows all the answers today. The best we can do is to teach the younger generation where to look for the answers and solutions they need. That's a critical life skill today"

ajfejfar about 1 year ago

Dear Builder, As both a philosopher and a law student I was educated using Soctratic Methold, involving questions and answers. The Socratic Method that most teachers use involves an introduction, question and answer, and then summing up. Real Soctratic Dialogue intends Being, or an Unrestricted Act of Understanding. This is from Plato and Jesuit Philosopher Bernard Lonergan. Socratic Method teaches critical thinking and is good to that extent. Thanks, Tony Fejfar