| Classes are conducted in the traditional Socratic method of rigorous interrogation. |
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| Lastly, people must stop considering that the Socratic method is hard and that it strikes like a heavy blow of bludgeon, in order to teach it. |
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| Executive coaching has been proven as a tool in the USA and Europe for over 20 years now, and is based on the Socratic method. |
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| Many teachers now think of the Socratic method as the technique of encouraging students to say whatever they know about a topic. |
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| The Socratic method starts afterwards: one confronts his own idea with the other's one, and perhaps even is finally given up if it is proved to be wobbly. |
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| Extensionists use a Socratic method, guiding farmers with questions to stimulate important insights and supplying information only when absolutely necessary. |
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| The Socratic method, according to which truth is dormant in the minds of individuals, has similarities to this day with the cult of the perfect form. |
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| I discovered the methods described hereafter, except the Socratic method suggested by Oscar Brenifier, during a formation offered by D'PHI, about the philosophical discussion and the moderator's competences. |
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| Third, the Socratic Method advocates the self-questioning approach. |
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