Philosophy of Education. Paper

What is your philosophy of education (Perennialism/Essentialism/ Progressivism/Existentialism/Social Reconstructivism)? Cite the relevant philosophers and ideas used. How will your philosophical perspective impact your teaching style? How will your teaching placement modify your philosophy? How do your personal values, political proclivities, class consciousness, racial perspectives, and historical insights influence your outlook? Why is it important to have a philosophy of education?

Structure/Organization

* NO Plagiarism and fake citations

* Double-spaced, word-processed, 1-inch margins, 12-point font.

* Conventions: Spelling, usage, paragraphing, and sentence structure.

* Length/format: Appropriate to question (4 pages).

* Completeness: Thorough discussion (“compact crystallization”).

* The writing should be scholarly, but natural, unforced, and shot through with wit, passion, delight, and/or intrigue.

*There should be an engaging “sound” to the writing, a contrast in sentence length and cadence.

*It doesn’t plod; it has lilt. Thus, “write for the ear.”

Please be aware of the citation and the plagiarism, since there will be a check for both of them.

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Philosophy of Education

Introduction

Philosophy of education basically analyzes the methods used in education, the goals of conducting education and effective modes of education in relation to the subject being covered. Notably, the elementary role of philosophies of education is to understand what education means, how it is passed and the different forms of passing education have effects it has on students and tutors (Noddings, 2018). Moreover, philosophies of education scrutinize educational practices; limits education has as an academic discipline and the relationship of education as a theory and when it is put in practice.

In order to achieve its normative, critical and speculative role, philosophy of education analyses human nature, evaluates the aims and ideas behind education and states educational values to an individual and to the society as well.

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