WorksheetsPhilosophies/Theories of Education
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
It is the more traditional or conventional approach — the teacher functions in the familiar role of classroom lecturer, presenting information to the students, who are expected to passively receive the knowledge being presented.
student-centered approach
teacher-centered approach
The teacher is still the classroom authority figure but functions as more of a coach or facilitator as students embrace a more active and collaborative role in their own learning.
student-centered approach
teacher-centered approach
Students work alone, missing potential opportunities to share the process of discovery with their peers.
student-centered approach
teacher-centered approach
A student-centered classroom may be rigid or structured.
TRUE
FALSE
Student-centered philosophies focus more on training individual students.
TRUE
FALSE
John Dewey is the proponent of ______.
Progressivism
Social Reconstructionism
Existentialism
This theory of education enables every individual to develop his unique qualities, to harness his potentialities and cultivate his individualities.
Progressivism
Social Reconstructionism
Existentialism
______ believes that students need to be prepared for the world.
John Dewey
Jean-Paul Sartre
George Count
It promotes world social progress, focuses on world events, controversial issues, and develops a vision for a new better world.
Progressivism
Social Reconstructionism
Existentialism
It is a theory of education that is concerned with "learning by doing"
Progressivism
Social Reconstructionism
Existentialism
