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Don Bosco

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Religion

 

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Suzanne T

 

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November 15, 2013

 

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University

 

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7 / 1902

 

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Don Bosco was an educational practitioner rather than an educational theorist, and so his way of teaching the young was completely different to that of his era. Because of his different stance in the system, his way of teaching the children was often misunderstood and he was critcised and opposed by the civil and church authorities for some time...
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Despite these circumstances, Don continued to work with the youth in a loving manner rather than the repressive way, which was approved and acknowledged by the society in general as the correct method of dealing with the young during the time. His early childhood experiences and with his mother’s in his life were said to be the biggest influences upon the development of his work with the youth and the Salesian education legacy...
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