Pearson Francis BAuthor and educator Francis B. Pearson lived in America from 1869 until 1940. For many years, he worked as a teacher and school administrator. He was renowned for his creative approaches to teaching. The prolific author Pearson wrote extensively on avariety of educational subjects, such as the goal of education, the function of the teacher, and the nature of learning. He is most renowned for the collection of articles and reflections about education included in his book "Reveries of a Schoolmaster," which is still read and studied today. In addition to a strong conviction in the value of character education and moral growth, Pearson's work is characterized by a profound respect for the transformational potential of education. His work has influenced the development of contemporary educational thought and continues to motivate both teachers and students. Read More Read Less