The educative value of written texts is thus explicitly acknowledged by Plato's dominant speaker.
After having published Scouting for Boys, Baden-Powell kept on writing more handbooks and educative materials for all Scouts, as well as directives for Scout Leaders.
Writing (letter writing).
Torres et al. (Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain) wrote very unique, informative, and educative review about the interaction between inflammation and fibrosis in transplanted kidney.
Patients can also receive written documents, when needed, to support the educative process delivered to their relatives during group sessions.
GP's of group B received only the written manual by mail with no further educative intervention.
If preludes can educate a whole citizenry that is prepared to learn from them, then surely Plato thinks that other sorts of written texts for example, his own dialogues can also serve an educative function).
The report, written by 200 bishops, priests and laypeople after a week of closed-door discussions, goes on to say that this issue presents as "an important educative challenge," though it also reaffirmed the Church's stance against same-sex civil unions and gay marriage.
The educative effect of Burke's writing is not to be underestimated in a civil society, some of whose members were highly literate but had no formal education in political science (except, sometimes, at Scottish universities).
