Bacon was the first scholar to divide pedagogy into independent disciplines. Bacon is a British materialist philosopher, the founder of experimental science, the founder of modern induction and the pioneer of logical organization of scientific research program.

1623, in the scientific classification of On the Value and Development of Science, Bacon put forward "pedagogy" as an independent science for the first time, and understood it as a science of "guiding reading", juxtaposed with other disciplines.

A brief introduction to bacon's life.

Bacon/Kloc-entered Cambridge University at the age of 0/2, and later served as the Queen's special legal adviser, the chief prosecutor of the Imperial Court and the minister in charge of seals. In his later years, he was driven out of the court by the court plot, divorced from his political career, devoted himself to academic research and writing activities, and wrote a number of works with great influence in the history of modern literary thought, the most important of which was "On Reviving New Tools". 1626 At the end of March, Bacon caught a cold in the experiment because of his weak body, and his bronchitis recurred and his condition deteriorated. 1626 died in the early morning of April 9.