The definition of traditional education

Traditional education is a school of education opposite to modern education.

① refers to the educational theory and teaching mode of German educator Herbart and his school. The teaching process is divided into four stages: clarity, association, system and method. Later, Ryan divided the original first stage into two stages and developed it into five stages: preparation, prompt, association, generalization and application. The period of 65438+the second half of 2009 spread widely and had a great influence on education in Europe and America. It was introduced to China in the early 20th century. This school attaches importance to classroom teaching, the leading role of teachers and the teaching of systematic scientific knowledge. Traditional educational schools also have conservative and outdated aspects.

② Generally refers to the popular and influential educational ideas, systems and methods formed in a certain historical period.