Greek Philosophy (Socrates, Plato, Aristotle)

a method that I myself approve of. This method teaches students to become more analytical and critical, thinking about answers instead of just waiting for someone to tell them. Initiative to find the right answers, among so many life lessons, could be instilled in students using this method. Socrates would often ask one of the individuals about his definition of such terms as friendship or trust. Then, the others would scrutinize and analyze his definition in order to arrive at an agreeable common definition. More often than not, however, everyone had many different opinions and ideas that were inconsistent with each other, thus making a common definition difficult to find.
             Most of his philosophies had the core idea that no one did wrong willingly. They just do wrong because they are ignorant and do not know what is right. He suggested the maxim "Virtue = Knowledge". If you had good virtues, then you were therefore knowledgeable. He created his own moral scale as how to measure the goodness off certain things. At the
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