Storia Della Pedagogia Italiana Dal Tempo Dei Romani a Tutto Il Secolo XVIII Seritta Da Everardo Micheli offers a comprehensive historical overview of Italian pedagogy from the Roman era through the 18th century. Written by Everardo Micheli, this volume explores the evolution of educational thought and practice in Italy, tracing its development across centuries of cultural and societal change. Detailing key figures, movements, and institutions that shaped Italian education, the book provides valuable insights into the historical context of pedagogical methods. This historical survey is an essential resource for scholars and educators interested in understanding the rich heritage of Italian educational traditions.

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