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Chapter 6
Major Philosophies in Education
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| Essentialism | Common Curriculum, What you need to know essentials, Teacher centered and role models. |
| Progressivism | Student centered, Real world experiences, Teacher monitors that ask questions, Pragmatism, Curriculum based on experience, interest, and student abilities. |
| Existentialism | Student stay based, Pick their own pace and direction, Create self-decsipine and creativity, Helps them discover the paths and truths of life. |
| Social Reconstruction | Students make changes based on what they learn, student led/centered, Problem solvers, Emotionally stirs students, Democratic principles |
| Perennialism | Core curriculum analyzing, "Great Books", No extracurricular activates, "Everlasting Education", Preparation for intellectually gifted leadership. |
| Behaviorism | Free will is an illusion |
| Scaffolding | Questions clues or suggestions that help students link prior knowledge to new information. |
| Constructivism | Asserts that knowledge cannot be handed from one person to another, Through interpreting and reinterpreting information. |
| Ethnocentrism | The tendency to view one's culture as superior to others and to fail to consider other cultures at all. |
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