Science and Education

Science and Education

In an age when education wrestles with artificial intelligence, cultural division, and contested ideologies, Thomas Henry Huxley's Science and Education remains strikingly relevant. First published in 1893, this collection of essays by "Darwin's Bulldog" challenges us to rethink what it means to educate wisely and well. Huxley championed a curriculum that gave science equal weight with the humanities, anticipating today's calls to bridge the divide between technology an...