WorksheetsEducational Philosophies
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 17mins
Which of the following is the oldest philosophy?
Progressivism
Perennialism
Reconstructionism
Essentialism
What is the belief of progressivist?
School should create a better society and worldwide democracy.
School should focus on taking social action on real problems, such as violence, hunger, and inequality.
Schools should teach and the core of the curriculum is essential knowledge and skills and academic rigor.
School should improve the way of life of our citizens through experiencing freedom and democracy in schools.
Why does Progressivist stresses on active experimentation?
Students can study matter and events systematically.
Students can be a good leader to the community in future.
Students can learn better when they make mistakes.
Students can do whatever they want to do.
Who is the proponent of Progressivism?
John Locke
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
John Dewey
Maria Montessori
What ss the role of Perennialist teacher?
To promote intellectual growth of the students.
To promote democratic social living.
To develop the students' rational and moral powers.
To improve the society.
What are the subjects taught in Essentialism?
English, Science, History
Projects, Literature, Economy
Science, Human Affairs, History
National issues, French, Mathematics
What are the examples of activities conducted in Traditional Philosophy?
Group work and project-based
Homogenous grouping and instructional situations
Problem based learning and individual task
Experimentation and instructional situations
In contemporary philosophy, the curriculum is based on _____________.
Students' level of proficiency
Students' preferences
Students' needs or interest.
Students' learning time
Why do Reconstructionist asks the students to be in the community?
Become aware of problems confronting humankind.
Because reconstructionism focuses on active learning.
To link the issues in smaller community to larger society
To help the community to solve the problem.
What does it mean by Effective Teachers?
They facilitate the students
They address the students' problem
They provide experiences to students
They provide good activities for students
Perennialism relies on the past and stresses (a) values.
Essentialist teachers aim to teach (a) skills and subjects.
The reconstructionism curriculum focuses on (a) and taking social action on real problems.
Perennialist uses (a) in teaching and learning process.
Essentialist teachers emphasize mastery of (a) .
Essentialists believe that knowledge needs to be transmitted to students in a systematic, disciplined way.
True
False
Perennialist teachers allow students' to share their thoughts and opinions.
True
False
Progressivism focuses on active experimentation.
True
False
Hand-on-minds-on is the teaching methodology in Essentialism.
True
False
In contemporary philosophy, formal education begins with the school.
True
False
In traditional philosophy, education is formulated mainly in cognitive skill and academic subjects.
True
False
In traditional philosophy, textbooks and workbooks dominate the teaching and learning process.
True
False
In contemporary philosophy, grouping is heterogeneous.
True
False
Reconstructionist teacher helps students in problem solving.
True
False
Progressivism promotes democratic society.
True
False
