Saturday, October 31, 2009
The Paideia Proposal
My final project is about the philosopher and educator, Dr. Mortimer J. Adler. I have chosen to do a blog to tell about the works and life of this man. I decided to present my project in this format, after already being into my research, which is not the appropriate way to go about completing a project. However, there were so many options that were "shuffling" through my mind, that I could not decide how I wanted to present my research findings.
After reading some of Dr. Adler's writings, I decided that a blog would be the best way to present my findings. So, for my first few posts I will have a "summary" of my findings in the first book, which I read, The Paideia Proposal. After this, I will switch the way that I present my blog entries into a format of "daily entries" (although I have already read most of the book, Paideia Problems and Possibilities). Then, for the last book, that I have to read, The Paideia Program, I will make "daily reading entries."
I believe that this will give a various type of reading entries, which will enhance the blog substance, as well as the information that I wish to present on Dr. Mortimer Jerome Adler.
Feel free to post your contributions to the blog at any time.
Thank you,
Chad B.
After reading some of Dr. Adler's writings, I decided that a blog would be the best way to present my findings. So, for my first few posts I will have a "summary" of my findings in the first book, which I read, The Paideia Proposal. After this, I will switch the way that I present my blog entries into a format of "daily entries" (although I have already read most of the book, Paideia Problems and Possibilities). Then, for the last book, that I have to read, The Paideia Program, I will make "daily reading entries."
I believe that this will give a various type of reading entries, which will enhance the blog substance, as well as the information that I wish to present on Dr. Mortimer Jerome Adler.
Feel free to post your contributions to the blog at any time.
Thank you,
Chad B.
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