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Child-centeredness. Nonauthoritative role of the teacher Active. Involved students. Anti-competition.

• Humanism

• Progressivism

• Behaviorism

• Pragmatism

Focuses on a child's natural energy. Child-centered education and learning. Help students find their path.

• Progressivism

• Essentialism

• Existentialism

• Analytic Philosophy

Wanted academic culture back. formal education - let's train them to think, not work necessarily.

• Plato

• Teleology

• Perrenialism

• Skepticism

Tell what is needed/required. Leaned on Idealism and Realism. Teach basic knowledge.

• Revelation

• Absolute Truth

• Essentialism

• Pragmatism

From Athens. Student of Socrates. Taught Idealism

• Isaac

• Aristotle

• Socrates

• Plato

The doctrine of design and purpose in the material world

• Axiology

• Teleology

• Revelation

• Aesthetics

Truth has to be believed by faith (but we all live by faith - skeptics, agnostics, scientists, businessman)

• Skepticism

• Revelation

• Ontology

• Cosmology

The theory that certain knowledge is impossible

• Empiricism

• Metaphysics

• Skepticism

• Behaviorism

Consisting views as to whether there is such a thing as truth that does not change.

• Ethics

• Reason

• Intuition

• Absolute Truth vs. Relative Truth

Classical Greek Philosopher. One of the founders of Western Philosophy. Athenian.

• Socrates

• Plato

• Aristotle

• Bekah