What Is and What Might Be

Edmond Holmes's "What Is and What Might Be: A Study of Education in General and Elementary Education in Particular" remains a significant contribution to the philosophy of education. This enduring work examines the landscape of education, delving into both its practical realities and its unrealized potential. Holmes explores fundamental questions surrounding child development and the role of elementary education in shaping future generations.

A cornerstone of educational theory, this book provides a framework for understanding the principles that underpin effective teaching and learning. Readers interested in the historical foundations of educational thought will find Holmes's insights both thought-provoking and relevant. "What Is and What Might Be" encourages reflection on the aims of education and the methods by which those aims can be achieved. This meticulously prepared edition offers a valuable resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of educational philosophy and its continuing impact on society.

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