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I'll tell you a story ... Philosophy for children

Name: I'll tell you a story ... Philosophy for children
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ISBN: 9780645515411

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Publisher:: Ejr Publishing
Release Date:: 25 November 2024
Status:: In Stock

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I'll Tell You a Story ... Philosophy for children is a collection of approximately 800 of Vasyl Sukhomlynsky's ethical tales for children with accompanying reflections on values education.The stories in this collection were written to support the values education program at the combined primary and secondary school in the village of Pavlysh, in central Ukraine, where Sukhomlynsky served as the principal from 1948 until his death in 1970. The stories are organised in sections, with each section having a theme and being introduced by reflections on values education relating to that theme.The inculcation of values was at the heart of Sukhomlynsky's holistic approach to education. He considered the development of humane qualities to be even more important than the development of intellectual or vocational skills. He believed that whatever vocation his students chose, their happiness would be determined to a large extent by their ability to harness their energies to creative ends and develop positive relationships with others. He also considered the development of strong character to be an area in which anyone could excel, regardless of their physical, intellectual or artistic abilities. In the moral sphere there were limitless opportunities for every individual to shine.The stories in this book cover a broad range of themes and are oriented towards varying ages, from preschoolers to young adults. The stories for very young children often feature animals, while those for senior students and young adults examine social and ethical issues. The themes covered include developing an appreciation of beauty; the development of empathy and love for others; respect for elders; developing a sense of duty; the development of a conscience; kindness and cruelty; curiosity and the quest for knowledge; the role of tact and good manners; patriotism and self-sacrifice.As we read Sukhomlynsky's reflections and stories, we are prompted to examine our own values, and we gain fresh insights into the principles that govern our lives. Among the hundreds of little stories, there are many gems that will move us and that we will want to share with the children in our lives.

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