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    Perennialism is a traditional philosophy of education advocated by Thomas Aquinas, R. Hutchins, and M. Adler that emphasizes a general liberal humanities education through the "three R's" to shape students' rational minds and prepare them for adult life. In contrast, Progressivism as developed by John Dewey focuses on applying experience and science to problem-solving through a real-life, child-centered curriculum that optimizes students' natural inquisitive and active learning styles using experiential classrooms like labs and cooperative group work.

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    Perennialism is a traditional philosophy of education advocated by Thomas Aquinas, R. Hutchins, and M. Adler that emphasizes a general liberal humanities education through the "three R's" to shape students' rational minds and prepare them for adult life. In contrast, Progressivism as developed by John Dewey focuses on applying experience and science to problem-solving through a real-life, child-centered curriculum that optimizes students' natural inquisitive and active learning styles using experiential classrooms like labs and cooperative group work.

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    PERRIANIALISM

    Thomas Aquinas, R. Hutchins, M. Adler



    Perrenialism

    Perennialism does not accept cultural change and
    development process. It is conservative, traditional
    or flexible philosophy.
    Perennial means everlasting, or long lasting
    Emphasis on general, liberal humanities education to
    shape rational mind
    Prepare student for adult life
    Teacher centered curriculum
    Three "R"'s
    Progressivism
    John Dewey
    Progressivism
    Application of experience and science to problem-
    solving
    School as a microcosm of society
    Real-life curriculum
    Attend to and optimize inquisitive active learning style
    of children
    Classrooms designed for experiential learning --labs,
    art room, woodshop, kitchen..
    Children learn from each other -- cooperative group
    learning experiences
    Child centered education

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