Types of Philosophies
Student-Centered Philosophies
Teacher-Centered Philosophies
Issues and Concepts
100

What type of philosophy main beliefs are to teach students the accumulated knowledge of our civilization through core courses?

Essentialism

100

Name one Student - Centered Philosophy

Progressivism

Social Reconstructionism

Existentialism

100

Name one Teacher - Centered Philosophy

Essentialism

Perennialism

100

Name two of the six Basic Philosophical Issues and Concepts.

Metaphysics

Epistemology

Ethics

Political Philosophy

Aesthetics

Logic

200

What type of philosophy main beliefs are focusing on enduring themes and questions that span the ages?

Perennialism

200

What is one focus of Student-Centered Philosophies?

Individual needs

Contemporary relevance 

Preparing students for the future

200

Give two examples of skills to transfer.

Knowledge

Wisdom

Skills

200

Explain the difference of Deductive Reasoning and Inductive Reasoning.

Deductive reasoning looks at applying an already developed theories while inductive looks on developing a theory. 

300

What type of philosophy main beliefs are to help children find the meaning and direction while rejecting that adults should direct meaningful learning. 

Existentialism

300

What are the teachers guiding the students towards?

Learning their individuality. 

300

Give two examples of values to instill.

Respect

Perseverance

Duty

Consideration

Practicality

300

Give an example of a question to consider when contemplating Philosophical Issues and Concepts. 

How do we know what we know?

What is education's role in society?

What is beauty?

What is the good life?

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