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29 Cards in this Set
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Axiology-
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asks “ what is of value”
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Logic
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- introductive.. specific or general. The sun will come up.
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Tabula rosa
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- John lock. Blank slate.
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Maxine greene
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- educated person has a wide awakeness and open to experiences.
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Diagnoses
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- no difference between life and death.
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Aestheticsy
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- Sub branch of axiology, addresses standards of beaut
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Russell
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wrote education and discipline
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Essentailism
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- the common core of study is based on what one needs for successful living in the real world.
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Progressivism
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- reconstructionism grew out of. It is also rooted in the school of philosophy for Pragmatism
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Polotics
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- are concered with justice and the allocation of power in society.
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INTASC-
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Interstate new teacher assessment support consortium
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Plato
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- the difficulty of ridding ourselves of false generalizations or perceptions is described in platos allegory of the cave. NOT a realist.
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Dialectic-
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the thesis, synthesis, and antishesis are points
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Perennialist
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- education is about the shared body of knowledge that has accumulated over the millennia.
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John Locke
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- believed we were each born as Tabula Rasa. He also believed humoring or cockering children corrupts their nature. He was also the first British Empiricist
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Romantic Naturalism
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- Rousseau, Froebel, Peabody, and Montessori
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Difference between perennalism and essentialism
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- Essentailist are interested in what one needs in the world of work.
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Ethics-
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a sub branch of axiology , is concerned with the Right conduct.
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Behaviorists
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- believe we are motivated to do things by these external outcomes
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Hegamony
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- someone who has the one voice that is heard over others.
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Rousseau
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-book emile he does NOT argue that everything is good but does not denerate from there.
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John dewey
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- schools can transform society.
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Metaphysics
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-asks what is real?
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Epistemology
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- asks how do we know what is real?
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Aristotle
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- believed truth lies in reason based on systematic observation.
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Socrates
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- was not platos dog in ancient Greece.
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Posteriori knowledge
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- exists only after and because we experience it.
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Reconstructionism
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- grew out of progessivism
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Proior knowledge
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- before we experience it
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