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Parenting School is the first monograph on preschool education in the world.

1632, Comenius published the book "School for Mothering in the Province", which was the first time in human history to formulate a detailed education outline for children under 6 years old, which was one of his great achievements. In fact, he was also one of the earliest educators and thinkers who studied family education.

Comenius believes that family is the first school for children, family education is the primary stage of school education, and parents are the first teachers for children, especially mothers have special responsibilities and obligations for children's education. Children should be more precious and amiable than gold, silver and jewels. Children are a mirror, so we don't forget the virtues of modesty, kindness, kindness and coordination. "

In the parenting school, Comenius follows the principle of children's nature, and thinks that the content of education should be from simple to complex, from the training of feeling (sight, hearing, taste and touch) to the cultivation of religious belief, forming a gradient and step by step; Educational methods should be simple, flexible and easy to operate. He attaches great importance to children's moral cultivation, including 12, and his demands are well-founded, from diet to religious etiquette.

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Comenius, deeply influenced by humanism, is full of confidence in human wisdom and creativity, and advocates the harmonious development of human beings through education, hoping to improve society and realize the equality of sects and nationalities through education.

The theory of universal wisdom is the core of Comenius' educational thought. The so-called "universal wisdom" means that all people can acquire extensive and comprehensive knowledge through education, so that wisdom can be fully developed. He advocates learning extensive knowledge and mastering the essence of subject knowledge; Emphasize that what you have learned should be useful to real life.

Attach importance to natural science knowledge and the study of various languages; Pay attention to the cultivation of students' action ability. In his educational masterpiece "On Great Teaching", he begins with the clear meaning that "it expounds all the art of teaching all knowledge to everyone" and tries to realize the ideal of "all-intelligent education" and "all-intelligent school" through educational experiments.

Comenius also put forward many important teaching principles in the Great Teaching Theory, such as intuition principle, inspiration and guidance principle, ability principle, step by step principle, consolidation principle, teaching students in accordance with their aptitude principle and so on. These principles are still the basic principles that our teachers follow in teaching activities.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Jan Amos Komensky