What is Confucius' educational achievement?

Confucius was a famous great thinker and educator in ancient China. He was the founder of the Confucian school and lived in the late Spring and Autumn Period. Important contribution in ideological education and culture: (1) In political thought: Confucius cares about people's sufferings. He put forward the theory of "benevolence (including all virtues)", arguing that "love" requires rulers to observe people's feelings, cherish people's resources, govern the country by virtue and oppose tyranny. ⑵ In education: Confucius was a great educator. He founded a private school and recruited disciples, regardless of rank. It initiated civilian education and broke the aristocratic education of "learning to be excellent and being an official". He put forward a series of valuable educational ideas, such as "teaching students in accordance with their aptitude" and "reviewing the old and learning the new". [3] Collating ancient cultural books and records: compiling the Spring and Autumn Annals, and revising classic documents such as poems, books, rituals and changes. His remarks are included in The Analects of Confucius.

4. Confucius is an educator, thinker and half politician, but most importantly, he is a noble intellectual. He is upright, optimistic and enterprising, pursuing truth, goodness and beauty all his life and pursuing an ideal society all his life. His success and failure are related to his personality. His character has influenced China people for thousands of years, especially the intellectuals in China.

Limitations: But Confucius despised actual productive labor and advocated learning to be an official. Influence: Confucius' theory was used by feudal rulers in past dynasties, became the orthodox thought of feudal culture, occupied an important position in China traditional culture, and had a far-reaching influence on later generations.

What achievements did Confucius make in thought and education?

A: Ideologically, Confucius put forward the theory of "benevolence", advocated "loving others", and asked rulers to observe the people's feelings, cherish the people's strength, "govern the country by virtue" and oppose tyranny and arbitrary punishment.

Education: (1) founded a private school, regardless of family background and wealth, and recruited a wide range of disciples, and successively trained 3,000 students. (2) Pay attention to "teaching students in accordance with their aptitude" and be good at inspiring students to think. (3) Educate students to have an honest learning attitude and be open-minded and eager to learn. (4) Ask students to review what they have learned from time to time, so as to "review the past and learn the new".