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The philosophical value of the Socratic Method is described in all of the following statements, EXCEPT: The Socratic Method guides students to understanding rather than requiring them to memorize facts. The emphasis is on finding truth, not on "winning" an argument. Students answer questions to which they know the answers, and are led by the teacher to new truths. Students learn from interacting with each other, and the teacher facilitates this process.

Name: the philosophical value of the socratic method is described in all of the following statements except the socratic method guides students to understanding rather than requiring them to memor 49838
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Description: the philosophical value of the socratic method is described in all of the following statements except the socratic method guides students to understanding rather than requiring them to memor 49838

          The philosophical value of the Socratic Method is described in all of the following statements, EXCEPT:
The Socratic Method guides students to understanding rather than requiring them to memorize facts.
The emphasis is on finding truth, not on "winning" an argument.
Students answer questions to which they know the answers, and are led by the teacher to new truths.
Students learn from interacting with each other, and the teacher facilitates this process.

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Psychology Openstax

Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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10/26/2023

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The philosophical value of the Socratic Method is described in all of the following statements, EXCEPT: The Socratic Method guides students to understanding rather than requiring them to memorize facts. The emphasis is on finding truth, not on "winning" an argument. Students answer questions to which they know the answers, and are led by the teacher to new truths. Students learn from interacting with each other, and the teacher facilitates this process.