Education, as an institution and as a spiritual process, has never been limited to the simple transmission of knowledge or the exclusive cultivation of the intellect. On the contrary, its fundamental core has always focused on the formation of character and the instillation of social virtues, which make the individual capable of harmoniously coexisting within the social whole. This need remains unchanged over the centuries, connecting ancient Gr…
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Education, as an institution and as a spiritual process, has never been limited to the simple transmission of knowledge or the exclusive cultivation of the intellect. On the contrary, its fundamental core has always focused on the formation of character and the instillation of social virtues, which make the individual capable of harmoniously coexisting within the social whole. This need remains unchanged over the centuries, connecting ancient Gr…