Socratic
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- adjective
- /səˈkrætɪk/
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socrático
- I stayed home and wrote instead of employing the Socratic method in a suffocating classroom.
- Socratic dialogue
- Socratic method
- Socratic seminar
Because I aspire to being genuinely as Socratic as I can when I'm doing this.
- Because I aspire to being genuinely as Socratic as I can when I'm doing this.
- So well, let's talk about the Socratic method.
- They were a minor Socratic school founded by Euclidase at Magara.
- And so I can't agree with your conclusion, like, which is a very Socratic sounding things to say.
- And I think our first approach should be Socratic here.
- So with the socialists, it's all about the Socratic method.
- It was great being in the classroom, doing the Socratic method, leaning in on friends, learning about how their minds work.
- Now this is a slight return to the Socratic method, but we really want to come across as humble and genuine when we say this.
- how Socrates always started the he started the his blood, his Socratic dialogues with just
- So maybe what's going on is Luke is actually enhancing this sort of Socratic esopic like characterization of Jesus.
Examples
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Liberal education seeks a Socratic method to foster a Weberian ethic of responsibility.
Academic text (1991) -
That's the Socratic method of exploration.
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And for him, the, the way he taught it was very much through kind of a Socratic method actually.
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So well, let's talk about the Socratic method.
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This is the whole notion of asking questions, right, of the Socratic process and argument.
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When we do so, we are following the Socratic paradigm.
Academic text (2000) -
It was great being in the classroom, doing the Socratic method, leaning in on friends, learning about how their minds work.
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I had a very dazzling Socratic teacher who exposed us to a lot of analogical reasoning.
Academic text (1997) -
The molding of citizen character was the primary emphasis of classical political philosophy in the Socratic, Platonic, and Aristotelian forms.
Academic text (2001) -
In their philosophy class, they used the Socratic method to encourage deep thinking and discussion.
Synonyms
Relating to helping people find ideas by asking questions
Compounds
- Formal
Acting like you do not know while asking questions to show problems in someone's ideas
How Questioning
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Socratic comes from the name Socrates, a Greek teacher who used careful questions to help people think more deeply. So, calling a way of teaching Socratic means using questions to help people 'find their own answers'.