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"Education" Quiz
"Education" by Ellen G. White explores the holistic development of individuals, emphasizing spiritual, mental, and physical growth in alignment with biblical principles.
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- Discuss Ellen G. White's philosophy of true education as presented in 'Education.' How does it differ from conventional educational philosophies of her time?
- Analyze the role of character development in White’s vision of education. How does she propose educators foster moral and spiritual growth?
- Examine the relationship between education and redemption in 'Education.' How does White connect learning with salvation?
- Evaluate White’s concept of the ‘harmonious development of the physical, mental, and spiritual powers.’ Why does she emphasize this balance?
- Explore White’s perspective on the importance of nature in the educational process. What lessons does she believe nature can teach students?
- Consider White’s views on the teacher’s role. According to 'Education,' what are the qualities and responsibilities of an ideal teacher?
- How does Ellen G. White address the purpose of education in preparing individuals for service in this world and the next?
- White discusses the dangers of a purely intellectual education. What are her concerns, and what remedies does she propose?
- Assess White’s recommendations for the curriculum of Christian education. Which subjects does she prioritize, and why?
- Discuss the significance of the home as the first school in White’s educational philosophy. How should parents approach their role as educators?
- Analyze White’s critique of competitive and authoritarian teaching methods. What alternative approaches does she suggest?
- What is the ultimate goal of education according to Ellen G. White, and how does she suggest this goal can be achieved?
- Explore the role of the Bible in White’s educational framework. How does she propose it should be integrated into learning?
- White writes about the ‘science of redemption’ as the science of all sciences. What does she mean by this, and how should it shape education?
- Reflect on the relevance of White's educational philosophy in today's world. In what ways can her ideas inform modern educational practices?