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Idealism strives for ideal concepts that are immutable and indestructible. Realism encourages defining oneself rationally through the senses. Pragmatism uses experiences to adapt to changing realities. Existentialism values independent thinking and self-paced learning. Perennialism teaches everlasting ideas through Socratic dialogue.
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Lesson 1 Graphic Organizers

Idealism strives for ideal concepts that are immutable and indestructible. Realism encourages defining oneself rationally through the senses. Pragmatism uses experiences to adapt to changing realities. Existentialism values independent thinking and self-paced learning. Perennialism teaches everlasting ideas through Socratic dialogue.
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Idealism

FATIMA Y. MAHILUM MST BIO 1

- Founded by Plato
- Striving for what is Ideal
- Ideas are immutable and
indestructible, hence they are
the only real thing
- Helps students develop their
morality

Realism Pragmatism
Classical
- founded by Aristotle
-founded by John Dewey
- rationaly real
-Experiential Learning
- encourage human beings to define

Philosophies
themselves by framing their choices - Learners may use their experiences
rationally to cope up with the changing reality
- Learners use their senses to - adapts with the needs and interests
understand the world of learners

Existentialism
- Founded by Kierkegaard
- What is real
- It uses independent thinking
- Learner centered type of learning by which
students' were given a chance to have a
self-paced and self-directed instruction
FATIMA Y. MAHILUM MST BIO 1

Perennialism
- developed by Robert M. Hutchkins
- teacher-centered classroom and
student can engage through socratic
dialogue
- Teaches ideas that are everlasting
-Teach students to think rationally
and develop critical minds

Essentialism Humanism
Modern
-develped by Bagley and Bestor
- developed by Rousseau and
- back to the basic Pestalozzi
- trainig the mind of what is essential - believes that an individual has their

Philosophies
- teachers are expected to be expert in innate values, capacity and worth
their specific discipline - teachers role is to support the
- emphasis on 4Rs natural motivation of the learner and
- teachers students progressively, from be a role model for the attitudes,
basic skills to more complex skills beliefs and habits

Progressivism
- developed by William Kilpatrick
- learner-centered classroom
- learning by doing
- teachers provide real world experiences
and activities that center on the real life
experiences of students
- teachers teach students skills that can cope
up with changes

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FATIMA Y. MAHILUM MST BIO 1

Social
Reconstructionism
- developed by Theodore Brameld
- Emphasizes on addressing social questions and
making a better society
- learner centered classroom
- focuses on student making a social action to sove real
problems leading to social reform
- community-based learning is utilized

Post-Modern
Philosophies
Constructivism
Behaviorism - asserts that learners should be taught in
a way that allows them to construct their
- developed by Skinner own understandings about a subject
- focuses on the acquisition of new behavior - Develops intrinsically motivated and
based on environmental conditions independent learners equipped with
- Teachers' role is to modif and shape students' learning skills
behavior by providing a favorable environment - Teachers are just facilitator of learning
- Teachers may provide reinforcement and - Teachers provide data that allows the
punishments learner to hypothesize, predict,
manipulate, pose questions, research and
invent.

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