WorksheetsMOED7023 Philosophy of Education Q1
Total questions: 82
Worksheet time: 42mins
What is the main focus of the first part of Emile?
The importance of natural education
The education of young men
The education of girls
The development of the child's senses and physical abilities
According to Rousseau, why should children be allowed to learn at their own pace and in their own way?
To stifle their natural curiosity
To nurture their natural curiosity
To impose a standardized education
To encourage competition among students
What did Rousseau believe about the individual needs of each child?
There is a one-size-fits-all approach to education
Teachers should be inflexible and unresponsive
Education should be tailored to the individual needs of the child
Children should not be allowed to question authority
According to Rousseau, what is the importance of moral education?
It is not important, only intellectual education matters
It is just as important as intellectual education
Children should not be taught to think critically
Children should not be taught to be kind and compassionate
What did Rousseau believe about the education of girls?
They should be educated differently than boys
They should be educated in a separate school
They should receive the same education as boys
They should not be educated at all
According to Rousseau, what should education prepare students for?
Life in an authoritarian society
Life as passive citizens
Life in a free society
Life without any civic responsibilities
J. J. Rousseau religious and moral education should be given when the child is .....................
0-5 years
5-12 years
12-15 years
15 years and above
J. J. Rousseau believes that education should be ..................................
in nature with natural experiences
in formal schools with structured curriculum
in formal schools with flexible curriculum
in home with parents
J. J. Rousseau believes that education should be based on ..................
child's own interests and needs
nation's needs
parents' needs and interests
J. J. Rousseau proposed that there shouldn't be formal education until the age of 12.
True
False
Kant believed there were two worlds; our bodies and this other world.
internal
external
beastly
evil
unfair
According to Kant, in order for something to exist it must be:
determinable in height
determinable in pounds
determinable in time
determinable in stature
determinable in beauty
Kant argues that time is only ever experienced by us indirectly (166). His reason for stating this is:
we can only experience time in our dreams
we can only experience time through things in the world that do not move or change
we can only experience time through numbers on a clock face
we can only experience time through things in the world that move or change, like a clock or our age
Why the word "now" impossible to use when trying to directly describe one's current consciousness, that is, what one is thinking about at this exact moment? (166)
our minds do not exist
our minds are not attached to our body
our thoughts are always changing from one moment to the next
our thoughts stay the same every single second and never change
none of the above
Kant split knowledge in two: intuitions and concepts. He described these as...
that which is gained from direct sensibility of the world and that which come indirectly from our understanding
that which we taste and that which we see
that which we know and that which we do not know
that which is heard and that which is taught
Understanding according to Kant is our ability to have and use those things.
FALSE
TRUE
What were John Locke's 3 natural rights?
Life, Liberty, pursuit of happiness
Live, Laugh, Love
Life, Liberty, Property
Life, Speech, Religion
Children were born naturally good and it is essential to always prevent their corruption by society.
Locke
Rousseau
Coercing religious uniformity leads to far more social disorder than allowing diversity.
Locke
Rousseau
Latin, Greek, music and poetry are 'useless subjects’.
Locke
Rousseau
Education should be child-centered.
Locke
Rousseau
Education was absolutely crucial to how people turn out.
Locke
Rousseau
Who argued the social contract theory?
Rousseau
Locke
Jefferson
Wollstonecraft
John Dewey is known as the modern father of....
democracy
experiential education
social learning
Education process starts at...
the end
the first
birth
according to Dewey: Knowledge should be carried to...
the past experience
the future experience
the present experience
Dewey believe that school is primarily a.....
life it self
social institution
real experience
Dewey view education as continuing reconstruction of experience
True
False
according to Dewey: teacher should have a passive role in the learning process.
True
False
Learning subjects like, Science and Literature is more important than child's own social activities
True
False
According to Friere, a student should be an active participant in the learning process.
True
False
What can teachers do to to give students a voice?
find relatable texts
have students write their "story"
include opinion based questions
all of the above
How can teachers implement strategies that embrace critical pedagogy in the classroom?
challenge dominant narratives
avoid "one size fits all" assessments
encourage activism
all of the above
John Dewey is known as the modern father of....
democracy
experiential education
social learning
According to Immanuel Kant, what is the purpose of education?
To develop critical thinking skills
To help students become free and autonomous individuals
To expose children to nature
To prepare students for life in a democratic society
What did John Locke believe about the mind at birth?
It is influenced by society
It is influenced by nature
It is filled with innate knowledge
It is a blank slate
According to Jean-Jacques Rousseau, how should education focus on developing the student?
By promoting dialogue and liberation
By developing critical thinking skills
By allowing children to learn at their own pace
By emphasizing social justice
What did John Dewey believe about education?
It should focus on developing the student's natural potential
It should be based on observation of children
It should be a practical and hands-on experience
It should be used to help oppressed people
What did Paulo Freire emphasize in his critical pedagogy?
The importance of social justice
The importance of preparing students for life in a democratic society
The importance of developing critical thinking skills
The importance of dialogue and liberation
Who developed a theory of moral development?
Immanuel Kant
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
John Locke
Lawrence Kohlberg
What did Maria Montessori believe about children's learning?
They learn best when involved in their learning process
They learn best when allowed to explore and learn at their own pace
They learn best when exposed to nature
They learn best through active engagement with their environment
Who developed the Socratic method?
Plato
Aristotle
Socrates
Pythagoras
What is the main purpose of the Socratic method?
To give the correct answer
To stimulate critical thinking
To memorize information
To promote group discussions
How does the Socratic method help students understand a topic?
By providing all the answers
By asking follow-up questions
By giving lectures
By conducting experiments
Where is the Socratic method commonly used?
Engineering schools
Art schools
Law schools
Medical schools
In what other contexts is the Socratic method used?
Cooking classes
Business training
Sports coaching
Music lessons
What is Socratic Method of Questioning?
Seek to find the truth
Understand underlying assumptions and beliefs
Disciplined Questioning to examine our thoughts more carefully
All of the above
Socratic questioning promote
Critical thinking & collaboration
The analysis of multiple ideas on a common subject.
The understanding of various points of view.
All of the above
Socrates engaged his students by responding to questions with
answers
questions
"What are the consequences of that assumption?" Which types of Socratic Questions this question belonged to?
Question about the question.
Question that probe reasons and evidence.
Question that probe implications and consequences.
Question about viewpoints and Perspectives.
The Socratic method is effective in education.
True
False
What is Socratic Method?
teaching through question-asking
teaching through songs and dances
teaching through models and simulations
How did Socrates teach the people from Athens?
through lecturing
through asking questions
through experimentations
According to Immanuel Kant, what is the purpose of education?
To develop critical thinking skills
To help students become free and autonomous individuals
To expose children to nature
To prepare students for life in a democratic society
What did John Locke believe about the mind at birth?
It is influenced by society
It is influenced by nature
It is filled with innate knowledge
It is a blank slate
According to Jean-Jacques Rousseau, how should education focus on developing the student?
By promoting dialogue and liberation
By developing critical thinking skills
By allowing children to learn at their own pace
By emphasizing social justice
What did John Dewey believe about education?
It should focus on developing the student's natural potential
It should be based on observation of children
It should be a practical and hands-on experience
It should be used to help oppressed people
What did Paulo Freire emphasize in his critical pedagogy?
The importance of social justice
The importance of preparing students for life in a democratic society
The importance of developing critical thinking skills
The importance of dialogue and liberation
Who developed a theory of moral development?
Immanuel Kant
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
John Locke
Lawrence Kohlberg
Philosophy was derived from
Greek words
English words
Latin words
Arab words
What are the major branches of Philosophy
Metaphysic, logic, logistic and Epistemology
Scientific , logic and analytic
Metaphysic, logic , epistemology and axiology
Below are some of the methods of educational philosophy exclude...
Constructivism
Progressivism
Behaviorism
autism
For the students to be able to choose their own purpose in life. what theory is this?
Behaviorism
Existentialism
Who is the father of Progressivism?
B.F Skinner
John Dewey
Rafael Nadal
Play way method of teaching has been emphasised in the scheme of the education of
Naturalists
Realists
Pragmatists
Existentialists
Who emphasized that education should be a social process?
Viveakandha
Rousseau
Dewey
Pestalozzi
Epistemology is the branch of philosophy concerned with the theory of
Education
Learning
Knowledge
Philosophy of education
What was the relation between Plato and Aristotle?
Plato was student of Aristotle
Aristotle was student of Plato
Plato and Aristotle were brothers
Plato and Aristotle were colleagues
