PERENNIALISM
When perennialism was the dominant educational philosophy.
What is the late 19th and early 20th centuries?
When progressivism was the dominant educational philosophy
What is early to mid-20th century, particularly between the 1920s and 1950s?
When essentialism was the dominant educational philosophy
What is from the 1930s through the 1950s.
Ivan pavlov is known for this process of conditioning
Classical
Advocated for the school's role to be transmitting and modifying culture.
Who is Brenald?
T or F: Postmodernism is about teaching critical literature.
What is True?
Common method of assessment is the _____ ____.
What is the Essay Exam?
T:F Progressivism encourages curiosity of students.
What is true?
Forms of assessment.
What are IQ, Performance Based, and Standardized measurements?
The curriculum focused around _________ ________'s.
What is Environmental Variables
Advocated a better society that can be created by abolishing schools and developing new approaches.
Who is Illich?
T or F: Purpose of schooling is critically examine all institutions in society.
What is True
A leading proponent of Perennialism.
Who is Maritain, Hutchins, Adler, Bloom?
The father of progressivism.
Who is Parker?
This teaching method describes Essentialism
What is a form of teaching based on teaching children traditional basics?
Control of the learner can be obtained by doing this.
What is Manipulating the environment?
A critical element in bringing social change to the larger society.
Who is the learner?
Postmodernism originated from *blank*
What is France
This is an instructional method used in
perennialism that is primarily about morality.
What is Didactic Instruction?
The progressivist teacher acts as this.
What is a facilitator?
The purpose of teaching.
What is teaching knowledge and skills?
Learning occurs if learners can ______________, and if they are reinforced with ___________ ____________________.
What are "respond" , and "immediate feedback"?
To prepare students to critically examine culture & ed. institutions & recommend change.
What is the purpose of social reconstruction?
What is one of the Postmodernism assessments.
What is journals, narratives, portfolios, and writing.
This is how a Perennialism classroom is managed.
What is structured, teacher-centered, and focused on intellectual development through timeless, classic works and fundamental principles
This is how a progressivist classroom is managed.
What is democratically / participatory / self-directed?
This is how an Essentialism classroom is managed.
What is structured, teacher-centered, with a focus on knowledge and skills needed to succeed in society.
This is how a Behaviorism classroom is managed
What is direct instruction, reinforcement, and the use of rewards and punishments to shape student behavior and learning outcomes?
________ and _____ are 2 examples of the curriculum of social reconstruction.
What are Democratic Ideals and Critical Thinking
Students have the right to *blank* the purpose of social institutions.
What is question.