What is School:
As a school it is generally called any center where education is givenat any level of education: preschool, primary, secondary, preparatory, university.
The word, as such, comes from Latin schooland this in turn from the Greek σχολή (scholḗ), which translates ‘leisure’, ‘free time’.
The school It is the institution where we teach and learn.. It is made up of a group of teachers and students. It can be public or private.
The building or premises where this institution is located is also called a school, or the teaching that is given or acquired in a school.
School is also called place, real or ideal, where a person shapes their personality, forges their character and lives enriching experiences. For example: “I went to the school of life.”
See also Educational system.
traditional school
The traditional school is known as that which emerged in Europe in the 17th century and was consolidated throughout the 19th century, as a consequence of the liberal revolutions and as an expression of modernity. According to this concept, the school was the institution on which responsibility for the instruction and intellectual and moral training of citizens fell.
The traditional school is one where a teacher gives lessons to the students, with the aim that they acquire knowledge through methods of memorization and repetition. Today, the term traditional school is used as opposed to modern school, which proposes more current methods to impart knowledge.
classical school
A liberal doctrine of economics formulated by Adam Smith in his work is known as the classical school. Causes and consequences of the wealth of nations (1776), in which freedom of production and market is postulated, and the limitation of the role of the State in economic matters. This book is usually recognized as the capital work of economic liberalism.
See also Liberalism.
school of thought
A school of thought is one that arises around a great teacher or ideological leader, whose followers share a series of conceptions of the world or life, or are attached to certain currents of ideas or doctrines. For example: the structuralist school, the Frankfurt school, Platonic school, etc.
artistic school
In art, but also in literature, we speak of schools in reference to a certain group of artists or works that share a certain style, conception or philosophy of art, which are expressed through their work, and which can be used as traits. characteristic of certain periods, regions or works.
Normal school
The normal school, also called normal school, was the institution in which people who were preparing to be school teachers studied to obtain a degree.