paideia
/peɪˈdiːə/Definitions
1. noun
the education and rearing of children, especially in ancient Greece, emphasizing character, morality, and physical fitness; also, the cultural and intellectual development of a people.
“The concept of paideia was central to ancient Greek culture and education.”
2. noun
the process of intellectual and moral training given to children in a society.
“The school’s approach to education was based on the principles of paideia.”