The ad"ancement o$ education re%uires &oth a re$lection o$ history' as well as an e"aluation o$ current standards. The two educators will then &e com(ared and contrasted.
The Legacy of Roman Education Author(s) : Nanette R. Pascal Source: The Classical Journal, Vol. 79, No. 4 (Apr. - May, 1984), Pp. 351-355 Published By: Stable URL: Accessed: 18/06/2014 22:31
The ad"ancement o$ education re%uires &oth a re$lection o$ history' as well as an e"aluation o$ current standards. The two educators will then &e com(ared and contrasted.
The ad"ancement o$ education re%uires &oth a re$lection o$ history' as well as an e"aluation o$ current standards. The two educators will then &e com(ared and contrasted.
The ad"ancement o$ education re%uires &oth a re$lection o$ history' as well as an e"aluation o$ current standards. The two educators will then &e com(ared and contrasted.
Two Twentieth Century Educators Lindsey Winter orthcentral !ni"ersity Two Twentieth Century Educators # William W. Brickman and Paulo Freire: Two Twentieth Century Educators The ad"ancement o$ education re%uires &oth a re$lection o$ history' as well as an e"aluation o$ current standards. William W. Brickman and Paulo Freire re(resent the $igurati"e &ookends o$ this theory $or the twentieth century. Through an analysis )"eta *ilo"a and William C. Brehm+s article' ,For the Lo"e o$ -nowledge.' Brickman+s (ath to &ecoming a li$elong learner and (reser"ationist o$ historical e(istemology will &e assessed. Con"ersely' Paulo Freire+s theories o$ humanitarianism and em(owerment o$ the o((ressed will &e assessed through the analysis o$ Frank /. Flanagan+s cha(ter on Paulo Freire $rom the &ook' The Greatest Educators Ever. The two educators will then &e com(ared and contrasted. William W. Brickman: Preservationist of Historical Epistemology William W. Brickman was ,an indi"idual o$ uncommon commitment to $urthering the $ield' while (reser"ing its theoretical and methodological di"ersity through academic $reedom and integrity. 0*ilo"a and Brehm' #111' (. 2#3. 4s a (roduct o$ early twentieth century multicultural ew 5ork' Brickman was not only a com(rehensi"e li$elong learner' &ut also a (reser"ationist o$ historical e(istemology. Brickman &ecame (ro$icient in multinational theories through diligent research and cataloging o$ historic (ractical education and theorists. 6e was a model o$ a((lied com(arati"e education to his colleagues. Brickman &elie"ed in o(en7 mindedness and healthy de&ate to (ush the limits o$ his $ield. 6e also &elie"ed in learning $rom the historical $igures who already (a"ed the way in the $ield o$ education. *ilo"a and Brehm 0#1113 Two Twentieth Century Educators 2 Paulo Freire: Humanitarian of the Oppressed Paulo Freire &elie"ed in sel$7awareness and em(owerment. )n his youth' Freire witnessed ,the ignorance and lethargy o$ the (easants 8as9 rooted in their (olitical' economic' and social (owerlessness 0Flanagan' #11:' ((. 1;<3. Freire stro"e towards cou(ling Christian ideology and educational (hiloso(hy. 6e considered learning to &e a thought$ul multisensory and kinesthetic (rocess. Freire &elie"ed knowledge to &e ,not the (ro(erty o$ teachers to &egin with' &ut the end result o$ true teacher=student dialogue. 0Flanagan' #11:' ((. 1>13. 6e was also a su((orter o$ instilling intrinsic moti"ation in the o((ressed. 6e &elie"ed (eo(le o$ all socioeconomic classes should work together and em(athi?e with each other. Flanagan 0#11:3 Compare and Contrast of Brickman and Freire William C. Brickman and Paulo Freire re(resented two great educational minds o$ the twentieth century. Both Brickman and Freire e@(erienced youth in the early twentieth century. They were also e%ually e@(osed to ad"ersity. Both educators &elie"ed in (ensi"e discussion to $urther the $ield o$ education $rom all $actions. While Brickman in"estigated historical $igures' (hiloso(hies' and theoriesA Freire e@amined the current socioeconomic and (olitical climates o$ the time in regards to education. Brickman took a more analytical a((roach to a((lying education while Freire &elie"ed in (ractical a((lication. Flanagan 0#11:3A *ilo"a and Brehm 0#1113. Conclusion For today+s scholars and educators' William W. Brickman remains an e@am(le o$ stead$ast integrity and (erse"erance. )n his time' he ,e@em(li$ied the (rinci(les o$ academic honesty' integrity' and $reedom in (ursuing his own scholarshi( and $urthering com(arati"e education as a $ield o$ study. 0*ilo"a and Brehm' #111' (. 2#3. Paulo Freire+s theories continue Two Twentieth Century Educators < to &e an ethical and humanitarian &eacon $or teaching and learning. Progression o$ education re%uires the $aculties' a(titudes' and considerations o$ all ty(es o$ (eo(le. Two Twentieth Century Educators : Re$erences Flanagan' F. /. 0#11:3. Paulo Freire (1921-1997): Education $or Freedom. The Greatest Educators Ever 0((. 1;<71><3. London' BBR: Continuum )nternational Pu&lishing. *ilo"a' ).' C Brehm' W. C. 0#1113. For the Lo"e o$ -nowledge. European Education, <#' 1D72E. doi:11.#D:2=E!E11:E7<>2<<#1#1#
The Legacy of Roman Education Author(s) : Nanette R. Pascal Source: The Classical Journal, Vol. 79, No. 4 (Apr. - May, 1984), Pp. 351-355 Published By: Stable URL: Accessed: 18/06/2014 22:31