Ancient education philosophers, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle looked at the role of a teacher as being like that of a midwife, for one, or a potter, for the other. Does the teacher just aid learning or does the teacher mold learners?
Karl Pfeifer
Most likely both, separately or conjointly, depending on the nature of the knowledge or skill: drawing out what's already in the student (and maybe also shaping it) vs. shaping the student with something new and external.
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