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Why did Confucius make Analects?
Confucius did not write the Analects his pupils did after his death.
Confucius taught his pupils a set of what?
rules
Who wrote the analects?
Confucius did not write the analects. The analects were written during a 30-50 year period after Confucius' death, by his pupils.
Where will Confucius teach at?
he will teach at the chinese center for knowledge and understanding in heaven
What country did Confucius travel and teach in?
China.
How did Confucius become teacher?
Confucius became a teacher because he wanted to teach the young minds the way of confucianism.
History How did Confucius become a teacher?
Confucius became a teacher because he wanted to teach the young minds the way of Confucianism.Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/How_did_Confucius_become_a_teacher#ixzz1BaF1G3Yj
What kind of students did Confucius like to teach?
Confucius liked to teach students who were eager to learn, respectful, and open-minded. He valued qualities such as humility, diligence, and a strong sense of moral character in his students. Confucius believed in the transformative power of education and believed that students who possessed these qualities would be most receptive to his teachings.
What idea did the great Chinese teach Confucius teach?
The great Chinese teacher Confucius emphasized the importance of moral values, social harmony, and filial piety. He taught that individuals should strive for personal growth and ethical conduct in order to contribute to a well-ordered society. Confucius also stressed the significance of education and the cultivation of virtue in achieving these goals.
Do they have teachers to teach Islam religion?
yes sometimes in a mosque there is an Iman who sometimes teaches pupils the religion!
Which philosophical leader withdrew from public life when he was not successful in finding employment and he sought to teach others about social interaction?
Confucius
What does Confucianism teach you?
from textbook: Confucius and his followers believed that a good government depended on having wise leaders who ruled to benefit the people.
