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Some Philosophical Reflections on Teaching and Learning by Peter M. Collins - 1970THE RECORD has seldom, in recent years, published articles dealing with teaching and learning from the classical realist point of view; and we have found this one, building on the thought of Etienne Gilson, to be of particular interest. Professor Collins, who specializes in philosophy of education, emphasizes the personal relationship involved in teaching and learning, the importance of authority and the conception of an active learner. The purpose of teaching, he writes, is to cause "a personal discovery"; and he reviews several methods for achieving that end, with a special focus on the teacher's own rethinking of what he is communicating to his students.To view the full-text for this article you must be signed-in with the appropriate membership. Please review your options below:
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- Peter Collins
Marquette University
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