Parents And Children 9789363050075 emphasizing the struggles of adapting

emphasizing the struggles of adapting to a new culture while maintaining one's own sense of self

Jim Mortimer

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Parents And Children 9789363050075 emphasizing the struggles of adaptingParents and children articulates an educational philosophy that places the moral and intellectual formation of children in the hands of their parents. Framed as a continuation of the ideas presented in home education, this work argues that parenting is not merely a duty of care but a profound moral and philosophical responsibility. The text opens by examining the impact of past thinkers on current educational trends, critiquing their limitations and