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Socratic
adjective
uk /sɒkˈræt.ɪk/ us /səˈkræt̬.ɪk/
relating to Socrates, the ancient Greek philosopher (= a person who studies the meaning of life), or to his philosophy or method of teaching by dialogue(= discussions) between teacher and student: （古希腊哲学家）苏格拉底的;苏格拉底哲学的;信奉苏格拉底的
The Socratic method is extremely effective for the training of attorneys.苏格拉底教学法对于律师的培养是非常有效的。
In cyberspace, there is no way to replicate the Socratic method of teaching.
The project, a computer-based thinking program for at-risk students in grades 4-7, employs a Socratic questioning approach in math and reading.
On display are her Socratic and analytical approach to problems.
Running throughout Fowler's mathematics teaching at Warwick was a deep concern with Socratic dialogue between teacher and student.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Philosophy
aesthete
aesthetic
aesthetically
anthropocentric
anthropocentrism
epistemologically
epistemology
essentialism
existential
existentialism
nihilistic
non-deterministic
non-philosophical
notional
ontological
spatiotemporally
superorganic
supersensible
syllogism
syllogistic
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