Education - Philosophy 0.0 / 5 ? Early Years Care and EducationPhilosophy of EducationUniversityAll boards Created by: katiehaydockCreated on: 08-04-19 08:50 What is the famous quote said by Michael Oakeshott? Introducing children to the conversation of mankind 1 of 13 What is the famous quote said by Matthew Arnold? Introducing students to the best that has been thought and said 2 of 13 What was Dewey's main concern? The relation between education and democracy which shaped the teaching and running of the school 3 of 13 What are the 2 main philosophical tensions regarding what schools are for? If it is a private or public good and if it should have a traditional discipline centred curriculum or a child centred experiential learning 4 of 13 Give a criticism of Dewey He failed as a teacher himself as he couldn't control the children 5 of 13 What are the three basic principles that Dewey outlined? The psychological (natural impulses), the sociological (attitudes and practices) and logical (content and methods) 6 of 13 How was Dewey's curriculum different? Instead of the 3 R's, it was based on everyday skills such as cooking 7 of 13 What was meant by Dewey's embryonic democracy? Teachers as well as students had intellectual freedom and having their own initiative and participation in decision making 8 of 13 What did Freire (1972) outline the role of education to be? An instrument that facilitates conformity in society or it becomes practice of freedom 9 of 13 Outline the difference between banking and dialogical education. Banking - students receive deposits made by the teacher. Dialogical - allows for critical consciousness. 10 of 13 What is critical consciousness? The belief in the transformative capacities of human agency and confronting and overcoming limiting situations 11 of 13 What is critical pedagogy? It teaches us to ask how teaching happens but also what is being taught and the effects of it 12 of 13 Define dominant culture Social practices and representations that affirm norms and values for the class in control of the wealth of society 13 of 13
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