Realism

He gives importance to mother- tongue and vocational subjects to be successful in life.

• Herbet Spencer

• John Milton

• John Locke

• Jon Amos Comenius

This is part of realism in that favours imoressionistic type of discipline.

• concept of discipline

• Emphasis on objectivity

• Physical Health

• Importance to science and technology

To apply inductive method in the field of education with a view to organize and simplify the instructional process.

• Sense Realism

• Humanistic Realism

• Social Realism

• Realism

He emphasized the importance of sense training.

• Herbert Spencer

• Milton

• Lominius

• Spencer

There is true reality, and things exist whether humans perceive them or not

• Jon Amos Comenius

• Aristotle

• John Milton

• Herbert Spencer

It represented the survival of the idea of Renaissance but it did that in a different way.

• Sense Realism

• Realism

• Humanistic Realism

• Social Realism

He emphasizes the importance of observation and experimentation.

• Milton

• Lominius

• Locke

• Spencer

Realism has no faith in eternal values and highest ifeals of life. It has faith only in the harsh realistics of daily life.

• No place for intuition and meditation

• Emphasis on the immediate reality of the physical

• No faith in eternal values and high ideals of life

• Importance only to scientific subject

Education should equip learners for a happy and successful life as man of the world.

• Realism

• Sense Realism

• Social Realism

• Humanistic Realism

Which if the following does not belong in Merits of Realism?

• Progressive methods of teaching

• Concept of discipline

• Emphasis on objectivity

• Emphasis on the immediate reality of the physical