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*''Born: [[1472]]''
*''Born: [[1472]]''
*''Died: [[1529]]''
*''Died: [[1529]]''
*''Other Names'': 王守仁 ''(given name: Wáng Shǒurén)''
*''Chinese/Japanese'': [[王]]陽明 ''(Wáng Yángmíng / Ou Youmei)''
Wang Yangming was the preeminent [[Confucian]] scholar of the [[Ming Dynasty]]. His teachings included the notion that babies are in possession of full, innate knowledge, and that people drift away from this pure and true understanding as they grow older; Wang advocated, therefore, a freer mode of education, which stimulated and encouraged children's natural enthusiasm and creativity.
Wang Yangming was the preeminent [[Confucian]] scholar of the [[Ming Dynasty]]. His teachings included the notion that babies are in possession of full, innate knowledge, and that people drift away from this pure and true understanding as they grow older; Wang advocated, therefore, a freer mode of education, which stimulated and encouraged children's natural enthusiasm and creativity.