Introduction: Education and Teaching

In Teachers' Know‐How. Wiley. pp. 1–19 (2017)
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The relationship between education and teaching is outlined. Categorial (universal) conceptions of education and of teaching are introduced and the distinction between categorial concepts and particular conceptions of education and teaching are explained. Attention is given to the categorial concept of teaching and how particular conceptions relate to it. An outline of the following chapters is presented.

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