HISTORICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL FOUNDATIONS OF …

temporary educational criticism such as neo-Marxism, existentialism, postmodernism, and crit-ical theory. In the fifth edition, I have added a chapter on William C. Bagley, an often-overlooked educator who did much to shape teacher education in America and who represents a more tradi-tional educational posture in educational theory.

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PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION

3. Evaluate the role of philosophy in educational policy and practice. 4. Discuss the main tenets of idealism and realism. 5. Define naturalism, pragmatism and existentialism. 6. Identify the similarities and differences among naturalism, pragmatism and existentialism. 7. Differentiate between different sources of knowledge. 8.

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CRITICAL THINKING AND TRANSFORMATIVE LEARNING

educational reforms and new curriculum development process. The current debates are related to ... context of individualism and existentialism. In the constructivist approach, learners interpret and reinterpret their sense experience and they make their own meaning and learning (Mezirow, 1991). In fact, transformative learning can be regarded ...

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Philosophy of Education Introduction to the Topic What is ...

Progressivism, social reconstructionism, and existentialism place the learner at the center of the educational process: Students and teachers work together on determining what should be learned and how best to learn it.

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Theoretical Frameworks and Indigenous Knowledge Systems

educational scientists, and the third is the perspective taken by the educational philosophers. These perspectives are important basis of understanding of education practice. In an abridged format, these theories of education are classified as general educational theory, scientific educational theory, and philosophical educational theory.

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Phenomenological Research: A Study of Lived Experiences

9. Padilla-Diaz, M. Phenomenology in educational qualitative research: Philosophy as science or philosophical science? International Journal of Educational Excellence, 1(2), 101-110. 10. Phenomenological research methods for counseling psychology Frederick j. wertz journal of counseling psychology 2005, vol.52,167-177 11.

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CURRICULUM DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT-1.ppt

Existentialism • Existentialism believes in the personal interpretation of the world. It is based on the view that the individual defines reality, truth and goodness. • As a result, schools exist to aid children in knowing themselves and their place in society. • Students learn what they want and discuss subjects freely.

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PHILOSOPHICAL FOUNDATION OF EDUCATION

educational qualification. You should rise up to your commitment. Every student must go beyond the standard books and self instructional course material. You should read number of books and use ICT learning resources like the internet, television and radio programmes etc. As only limited number of classes will be held, a

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Unit - 1 Philosophical Foundations of Education

4 Herbert Spencer : ‘Education is complete living.’ Pestalozzi : ‘Education is the natural, harmonious and progressive development of man’s innate powers.’ Froebel : ‘Education is leading out of hidden power of man.’ UNESCO - ‘Education includes all the process that develops human ability and behavior,’ The lexicographical definition of ‘education is the act or process of ...