What were the fundamental purposes of education according to Socrates?

• D. Artistic Expression, Creativity, and Innovation

• C. Physical Fitness, Social Interaction, and Emotional Well-being

• B. Acquisition of Information, Skill Development, and Career Advancement

• A. Cultivation of Wisdom, Development of Moral Integrity, and Self-Discovery and Personal Growth

What is the Socratic Method?

• D. A method of individual self-study and reflection

• A. A teaching method that involves lecturing and note-taking

• B. A method of facilitating group discussions

• C. A cooperative argumentative debate style meant to elicit critical thinking

What did Socrates believe education should help individuals to develop?

• D. Artistic talent and creative expression

• C. Self-awareness, moral integrity, and critical thinking

• B. A strong sense of competition and ambition

• A. Physical strength and agility

What is the role of the teacher according to Socrates?

• A. Direct provider of knowledge and information

• B. Facilitator of critical thinking and moral guide

• C. Strict disciplinarian and enforcer of rules

• D. Mentor for career development and advancement

What is the role of the student according to Socrates?

• D. Silent observer and follower of instructions

• C. Disruptive troublemaker and rule-breaker

• B. Engaged inquirer and pursuer of self-knowledge

• A. Passive recipient of knowledge and information

What is the relevance of Socrates' theory in the 21st Century Classroom?

• D. Encouragement of passive learning and obedience

• C. Focus on standardized testing and academic competition

• B. Promotion of critical thinking and inquiry-based learning

• A. Emphasis on memorization and rote learning

What did Socrates emphasize in education to improve both individual lives and society as a whole?

• A. Physical fitness and athletic prowess

• D. The development of wisdom, moral integrity, and personal growth

• B. Development of artistic skills and creative expression

• C. The pursuit of knowledge and academic achievement

What did Socrates believe was essential for personal and societal well-being?

• D. Social status and popularity

• C. Cultivating virtuous character and ethical living

• B. Physical health and fitness

• A. Material wealth and financial success

What is the Socratic approach to learning?

• D. Individual self-study and reflection

• C. Open-ended discussions and collaborative inquiry

• B. Memorization of facts and information

• A. Lecture-based instruction and passive listening

What did Socrates believe was the role of the teacher in guiding students?

• C. Guiding students towards moral and ethical understanding

• B. Encouraging passive learning and obedience

• A. Imparting knowledge and information through lectures

• D. Focusing solely on academic achievement and test scores