ern and influential intuitions.
==== The Test of Things and Socratic Active Pedagogy ====
Montaigne expl... anistic education with what he calls the "test of things and actions" — an active pedagogy in which studen... ing the nature of the child, and teaching through things and experience. Rousseau's child-centred pedagogy
tive, generative thinking (getting out and making things happen); and its "cult of being right," in which ... am: always be constructive; think slowly and keep things simple; detach ego from thinking; ask what you ar
pertoire of routines, words, tools, ways of doing things, stories, gestures, symbols, genres, actions, and... eaven … it can reproduce all sorts of undesirable things, such as racism or corruption," and vertical acco
heorist of the //leçons de choses// — "lessons on things" — the canonically French pedagogical practice of... P. (1993). "La Leçon de choses," or lessons from things. //SubStance//, 22(2/3), 274–288.
==== Humanisti
s — "man holds heaven and earth and other created things within himself" — resonates with Dewey's argument... ness of Creation — Natural and Effective Power of Things]. [English trans.: Hildegard, B. (1998). //Hildeg