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    Socrates believed that education should come through self-examination via rigorous discussion and questioning to discover universal truths and ethical principles, such as achieving moral excellence and living wisely. He developed a method of teaching through leading questions to encourage students' critical thinking in dialogue.

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    Socrates: Education by self-examination


    Socrates (469-399BCE)

    Universally Truth
    Socrates Method:
    Teacher’s Leading
    Ethical questions, students
    Principle: rigorous discussion,
    Universal
    Moral or dialogue.
    Principle:
    excellence,
    What was true
    live wisely,
    act rationally

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