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Pedagogy of Political education in Confucian Analects: a Critical Perspective [In English]
Judging both from its content and context, Confucian Analects is a book of political education. Due to Confucius's outstanding creation and contribution, the pedagogy of political education reflected in Confucian Analects highlights the features of dialogue-teaching, heuristic elicitation with analogical evocation, teaching in accordance with individual aptitude. Surviving the morality-politics battle, the prospect of Confucian pedagogy of political education will be justified by both educational and social needs.
political education, pedagogy, pedagogy of political education, dialogue-teaching, morality
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