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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