Special lectures on the principles of education

Today, the call for modern education has become a broad movement that can easily include large crowds at international and local conferences. The few pioneers of modern education who met in Calais, France in 1922, laid the foundation for a general movement, and therefore it has become necessary to clearly explain Defining what we mean by "modern education" and "modern schools," these terms in themselves quickly lost their meaning.
This book includes six lectures on some aspects of modern education delivered by Professor Bouvet - Director of the Jacques-Jacques Rousseau Institute in Geneva, Switzerland - at the House of the Royal Geographical Society in Cairo in the months of October and November 1934. Bouvier is one of the figures of modern education and has international fame.
These lectures are divided into two groups, the first revolves around the foundations of modern education and some of its important methods, and the second includes the problem of exams... a problem that is the subject of great interest from educators in different countries. The importance of the lectures comes from their being a documentation of the process of development of the concept of education since the twenties of the century. The past until the present day.