Philosophies In Education Quiz 4 (30 MCQs)

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1. Under which of the following criteria school can be considered as a social institution
2. According to naturalism the aim of education is
3. Human being has two aspects, which are;
4. Core Curriculum includes reading, writing, measuring and .....
5. This approach organizes around the concerns, curiosity, and real-world experiences of students.
6. ..... means the love for knowledge or passion for learning.
7. Questions, clues or suggestions that help a student link prior knowledge to new information.
8. Social conflict theories recognize .....
9. According to Naturalism, "Material world is the real world" . It emphasis
10. Uses lessons that both intellectually and emotionsally stir students about the inequities that surround them.
11. Popularized the term essentialism.
12. Teacher centered classroom; test scores are relied on to evaluate progress.
13. Conflict theory deals with .....
14. What approach does essentialism believe in?
15. Philosophy that teachers must model democratic principle.
16. After having been humiliate by Teacher A, Student B evaluates that teacher very poorly despite Teacher A's good teaching performance. Which trait is illustrates Student B's behaviour?
17. According to idealism the aim of life is to realize the spiritual values
18. Organizes around the concerns, curiosity, and real-world experiences of students.
19. Philosophy of the teacher that believes in collaborative learning where student share their interest and problems.
20. Study of what is "good" and "bad" in human behavior, thoughts and feelings.
21. Sensory experiences is the source of knowledge (seeing, hearing, touching, and so on). Asserts that we experience the external world by sensory perception; then, through reflection, we conceptualize ideas that help us interpret that world.
22. Free will is an illusion and that human beings are shaped entirely by their environment. Alter their environment and you will alter his/her thoughts, feelings, and behavior. This is known as .....
23. Which philosophy is a student-centered philosophy?
24. In sociology, what does "conflict" mean?
25. The philosophy that opposed the inclusion of non-academic subject in the curriculum because they defeat the primary purpose of the school.
26. Naturalism does not believe in
27. According to Idealism the aim of education is
28. The most prominent of all the proponents of progressivism was
29. Philosophy that believe teachers should lead exemplary lives and model of students to imitate.
30. Which philosophy believes reform is the aim of education?