Plato
In the same manner, Plato believed that education was pivotal aspect in his vision of The Republic. Plato believed that education was the means through which philosopher kings and Guardians would be identified and prepared for their roles (Plato 1940). …show more content…
According to Plato, education is the key to attaining a just and virtuous state. Education in Plato’s scheme also focused on gender equality, his principle demanded for justice, good, and welfare of all citizens in society and the state as well. He was the first person to advocate for equal education for both men and women based on their intellectual capability in order to shape good citizens. The Spartan philosophy of education by Plato in The Republic after the execution of Socrates led to the establishment of The Academy. The main aim for the establishment of The Academy was to achieve the final philosophic truth. The academy was the first institution of higher learning in Greece, teaching there was through question and answer, argument and