Answer to Question #164269 in Philosophy for Valarie Sumba

Question

How to summarize the first ten chapters of the Ellen G White book called Education

Answer 1

 The Ellen G White book –Education

In chapter one, summarize the book based on the sources and aims of education. According to the author, education has more meaning and roles in the lives of society members.

The chapter will be summarized based on the type of school, such as the school of Eden. Education is considered the most important empowerment tool in society, which can transform people into God's path.

Summarize chapter three based on the knowledge gained in school, such as evil and good. Some people fail to acquire education due to physical, mental, and spiritual injuries.

The chapter will be summarized depending on the redemption of the school. Ellen is the author of true education.

In chapter six, make a summary with a comparison to the type of education gained in Israel. It means education is equated to trustworthy of the people (Vance, 2017).

In chapter six, the prophets and their roles in education will be the basis of the summary. People are expected to learn as they grow up.

In chapter seven, summarize the lives of great people who achieved education. The world has great teachers, men, and researchers from different fields that have opened the path to various knowledge opportunities. Besides, the meaning of education and its roles is likely to change with time.

In chapter eight, the summary will look at types of teachers such as Jesus, who was sent from God. Access to education has been impacted by race and social differences, which lower education levels in society.

The summary of chapter nine will be based on the learning method and the factors considered to be the education barriers.  

Finally, the tenth chapter will look at God as the main teacher and true education sources. Therefore, people should seek God's wisdom as it is the beginning of education and success in the current century.

Reference

Vance, L. L. (2017). God’s Messenger: Ellen G. White. In Female Leaders in New Religious Movements (pp. 29-49). Palgrave Macmillan, Cham.