Essentialism: Educational Philosophies Characteristics Education and Curriculum Teacher's Role Student's Role

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Comparison Table..

Educational Characteristics Education and Teacher’s role Student’s role


Philosophies Curriculum
ESSENTIALISM . Common core of knowledge . Schools should transmit the . Teacher-centered (transfer . Students follow the rules of
that needs to be transmitted to traditional moral values, method) the teacher and work hard.
students in a systematic, intellectual and essential . Teacher decides what is the . Respect authority and
disciplined way. knowledge that students need most important for students to discipline.
. Essentials= main things of to become model citizens. learn.
academic knowledge. . Focuses on subject of . Teacher transmit knowledge.
English, Sciences, History,
Math and Foreign language.

PERENNIALISM . Great books of ancient are a . Subjects and doctrine taught . Teacher-centered, teachers . Students are passive
repository of knowledge and through highly disciplined drill have the authority. recipients.
wisdom. and behavior control. . Teacher interprets and tells. . Receive knowledge.
. Perennialism means Train the mind the traditional . Teachers do not allow the
“everlasting” that comes up subjects Mathematics, students’ interests or
year after year. Sciences, Music and Art. experiences.
. Discipline of the mind via
drill.

. Individuals construct their . Individual curriculum helps . Teacher creates the best . Child-centered.
own reality and pathways. students understand selves and environment for students that
EXISTENTIALISM { WE ARE WHAT WE DO..} life’s meaning. helps them freely choose their . Entire freedom for
. Aims to teach literature, art pathway. students to choose
and humanities. . Guides students in the their subject.
process of becoming intelligent
and determine their own
essence or meaning of life
Comparison Table..
Educational Characteristics Education and Teacher’s role Student’s role
Philosophies Curriculum

. Education is life . Child-centered. . Teachers are . Students are


PROGRESSIVIS it self. . Curriculum facilitators, guides active participants,
M . It is concerned should be derived and foster problem solvers
with “ learn by from students’ thinking. and planners.
doing”. interests and . Teaching students
. Enhance needs. how to think and
individual provokes their
effectiveness. curiosity.

SOCIAL . Stresses . Strategies are . Teachers help . Find solutions to


RECONSTRUCTI important of needed to students every problem.
ONISM community implement social understand the . Collaborate with
building. change. validity and others.
. Understanding urgency of social
social justice and problems.
equality issues are
important.

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