Supporting Education - Humanism

What is the main focus of the humanist approach to education?

• D. Standardized testing

• C. Teacher's authority

• B. Student's feelings and attitudes

• A. Knowledge acquisition

According to humanism theory, what is as important as knowledge in the learning process?

• A. Discipline

• B. Creativity

• C. Physical fitness

• D. Memorization

Which theorist is known for the concept of '100 languages of a child'?

• B. Loris Malaguzzi

• A. Abraham Maslow

• D. Paulo Freire

• C. Carl Rogers

Who advocated for a 'problem posing' approach to education in the book 'Pedagogy of the Oppressed'?

• B. Loris Malaguzzi

• C. Carl Rogers

• A. Abraham Maslow

• D. Paulo Freire

According to Bronfenbrenner's ecological system, what does the microsystem refer to?

• D. Events and places not directly connected

• C. Relationship between different elements

• B. Immediate environment

• A. Wider environment and context

Which article of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child emphasizes the child's right to express their views and feelings?

• B. Article 29

• C. Article 50

• A. Article 12

• D. Article 15

According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, which need involves feeling part of a group and having family and friends?

• A. Physiological needs

• B. Safety needs

• C. Love and belonging

• D. Self-actualization

Who outlined the importance of meaningful learning for children and young people in the book 'Freedom to Learn'?

• A. Abraham Maslow

• B. Loris Malaguzzi

• C. Carl Rogers

• D. Paulo Freire

Using Bronfenbrenner's model, what are some indirect influences on Rufus?

• A. Parents and grandparents

• B. Immediate environment

• C. Relationship between different elements

• D. Government and economy

How will understanding the humanism theory support an early years practitioner?

• A. By focusing on standardized testing

• B. By considering the child's feelings and attitudes

• C. By enforcing discipline

• D. By ignoring the child's interests