Human Teaching for Human Learning: An Introduction to Confluent Education

This paperback edition of Human Teaching for Human Learning is in good condition. The cover shows minimal wear, typical for its age, and the binding remains intact. There are no inscriptions or library markings, ensuring a clean interior. The absence of a dust jacket is standard for this format, and overall, the book is well-preserved, with pages free from major creases or tears.

Human Teaching for Human Learning: An Introduction to Confluent Education by George Isaac Brown is a notable work in the field of educational psychology, published by Penguin Books in 1978. This reprint edition of a book first published in 1971 underlines the importance of integrating emotional and cognitive learning processes, a concept known as confluent education. Brown, a respected figure in educational theory, explores innovative teaching methodologies aimed at enhancing human learning experiences. This edition, printed in New York, is a paperback, distinguishing it from earlier hardback editions. The book is an essential read for educators and psychologists interested in progressive teaching methods. With no inscriptions or library markings, this copy is in good condition, offering a clean and authentic reading experience. The absence of a dust jacket is typical for this format, and the book remains a valuable resource for those exploring the intersection of emotion and learning.