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- a method of teaching by question and answer; used by Socrates to elicit truths from his students
How To Use Socratic method In A Sentence
- Students, law teachers, and others have pointed to the alienation, anxiety, hostility and aggression caused by use of the case method or Socratic method.
- Would the same caveat hold for the use of the word "virile" to describe the Socratic method? Pound on the Socratic Method
- I for one am glad that even in the 1990's (to say nothing of today), Harvard Law had largely moved beyond the pure Socratic method (though I recall grimly my Civ Pro class with Arthur Miller), because I don't know how "manfully" I would have endured it. Pound on the Socratic Method
- In teaching the traditional curriculum, law teachers in almost all the law schools use to some extent the case method or the Socratic Method.
- The Socratic method is nominally retained; and every inference is either put into the mouth of the respondent or represented as the common discovery of him and Socrates.
- Classes are conducted in the traditional Socratic method of rigorous interrogation.
- Sure, the socratic method could lead to musings about how the photography shows a nugget being dipped into salsa picante, which is a Mexican food. Romer!can
- 568 – 569 In the Socratic method, the answerer is the one saying things Notes on Plato's Alcibiades
