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Aristotle's educational plan differed from that of Plato in respect to provision for making the home_____________?

Correct answer: C. A real training center

  • A. A artificial training center
  • B. A utopian place
  • C. A real training center
  • D. None of these

Explanation

Plato’s ideal state placed education under a highly controlled public system, whereas Aristotle gave the family and home a more practical educational role. Thus Aristotle treated the home as a real training centre rather than merely an artificial arrangement.

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