JANNA BURO’S REPORT QUIZ

What is the primary focus of idealist education philosophy?

• a. Physical development

• b. Intellectual development

• c. Emotional development

• d. Social development

What moral virtues do idealist educators aim to instill in students?

• a. Deception and cunning

• b. Dishonesty and manipulation

• c. Honesty and integrity

• d. Indifference and apathy

According to idealism, what is considered fundamental to understanding the world?

• a. Material possessions

• b. Practical skills

• c. Ideas and concepts

• d. Social status

How do idealist educators view the role of education in individuals' lives?

• a. As a way to acquire wealth

• b. As a means for social conformity

• c. As a path to self-realization

• d. As a tool for power and control

What is the role of teachers in idealism?

• a. Enforcers of rules and discipline

• b. Providers of entertainment

• c. Mentors and guides

• d. Observers and bystanders

What is the primary emphasis of realism in education?

• a. Theoretical knowledge

• b. Practical skills and real-world experiences

• c. Philosophical concepts

• d. Creative expression

How does realism connect classroom learning to the outside world?

• a. Through abstract theories

• b. By focusing solely on textbook content

• c. By incorporating examples and experiences from the real world

• d. By avoiding real-world applications

What is a key feature of experiential learning in the context of realism?

• a. Passive absorption of information

• b. Memorization of abstract concepts

• c. Active engagement through hands-on experiences

• d. Strict adherence to theoretical principles

According to realism, what is the purpose of education in preparing students for life and work?

• a. Encouraging abstract thinking

• b. Promoting conformity to societal norms

• c. Equipping students with practical skills and knowledge

• d. Fostering artistic creativity

In the role of a teacher according to realism, what is emphasized?

• a. Providing abstract and theoretical information

• b. Strict discipline and rule enforcement

• c. Facilitating students' acquisition of practical knowledge

• d. Encouraging imaginative and artistic expression