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Dickens As an Educator

By James L. (James Laughlin) Hughes

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Discover how a famous novelist used his stories to fight for better treatment of children in schools and reshape education for generations.

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2011-08-31
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Summary

"Dickens As an Educator" by James L. Hughes is an early 20th-century analysis that sees Charles Dickens as a major champion for changing how kids were taught and treated. The book shows how Dickens's stories teach important lessons about being kind and understanding to kids. It starts by explaining how Dickens fought against cruel punishments and pushed for treating each child as an individual. Hughes argues that Dickens's own life shaped his views, making him want to get rid of harsh methods and bring in reforms that focused on understanding and respecting children. Hughes paints Dickens as a key thinker in education whose ideas still matter today.

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