Abstract
The current socio-economic development requires that education must innovate continuously, improving the quality of training, providing to creating high quality human resources to meet the needs of social development. Because of the characteristics of philosophy, the renewal of teaching and learning methods requires a combination of traditional teaching methods and modern teaching methods. This article addresses an amount of issues regarding the use of traditional teaching methods and modern teaching methods in philosophy teaching.
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