Teaching and Education: The Ways of Confucius
Patrick Kim Cheng Low
BusinesscrAFT Consultancy (Asia Pacific); University of South Australia; Bang College of Business - Kazakhstan Institute of Management; Universiti Brunei Darussalam
February 13, 2011
Abstract:
A Chinese proverb has it that, “learning colors a man more than the deepest dye,” and indeed learning and education is critical. Here, in this paper, the practitioner-academician author examines the various teaching methods and ways of Confucius or Master Kung. Interestingly here, various vital don’ts of teaching, and in fact, several gems of teaching methods, done the Masterly way, are highlighted. The teaching methods, just to mention a few, discussed are to be the role model, to deliver and teach according to the students’ needs, learn from others, generate stimulation and exude influence as well as to love all and serve all.
Keywords: Confucius, Learning, Teaching, Example, Common Mistakes in Learning and Teaching
working papers series
Date posted: February 14, 2011
Suggested CitationLow, Patrick Kim Cheng, Teaching and Education: The Ways of Confucius (February 13, 2011). Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1760871
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