The Teacher-Student Connection - The Heart of Pedagogy. Foundations of Teaching

This collection from the series "Anthology of Humane Pedagogy" presents excerpts from the works of the great philosopher of ancient Greece, Plato (427-347 BC).

The outstanding thinker who stood at the origins of theoretical pedagogy formulated eternal pedagogical truths: about the place of upbringing and education in human development, about the role of education in the life of each person and society, about the goals and methods of pedagogical activity, and many others.

Plato's works are permeated with humanism and faith in the ability of man to realize himself. Many of Plato's pedagogical works resonate with our time: the main provisions of Platonic pedagogy make it a necessary component of any modern pedagogical system.