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Agoge as an etymological root for pedagogue?

This fragment is a part of my inquiry: hence pedagogy? What is the implicit model that we have adopted over the centuries from Greek Antiquity for our conceptualization of pedagogue? Is it the pedagogue as a slave, the second-rate citizen, that takes care of the education of the children from the citizens (that we can easily pay low wages)? Or is it the paidonomos, the one that guides the young through the agoge and decides on citizenship? The interesting question that the concept of agoge poses to contemporary society is: how serious are we about education as the formation of citizenship? Etymology: Socrates commented on the weak educational role of the pedagogue in Plato's Alcibiades. Comparing it infavorably to the Persian education and the Spartans agoge.