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    My philosophy statement.. depicts the starting point of my resolution of how I think Education should be implemented. My statement is determined by my current belief that works with my morality and portrayal of an art educator, as well as on a semi-personal level - in way that does not disrupt the culture of my students. Throughout the course of Philosophical Foundations of Education, the class contributed to thinking critically about the different methods that a teacher can process into a…

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    John Dewey Research Paper

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    John Dewey was a philosopher, social reformer, and educator who founded the philosophical movement known as pragmatism. Born on October 20, 1859, in Burlington Vermont and died on June 1, 1952. He graduated in 1879 and started teaching at a high school for two years. Dewey sent a philosophy essay to W.T. Harris who was an editor in a philosophy journal. Harris sent an acceptance letter that encouraged him to follow his dream. Dewey then decided to become a philosopher and traveled to Boston to…

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    This stresses the importance of learning from the past, as well as through personal failures. The second suggestion the authors makes, is using the principal of progressive pragmatism. Progressive pragmatism is sensibly, but critically working with already accepted discourse. Much like ontological leadership, progressive pragmatism works through previous mistakes and problems, but in perhaps a more critical and hostile way. This occurs to allow everyone to express their feelings and really get…

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    Jounalism and truth Assignment 3 Requirment: Critically examine at least ten news texts and highlight instances in which the dialectic of Realism and Pragmatism can be found. The realism and pragmatism are two differernt epistemology applied in jounalist’s practice and exercise. The realist in news try to be objective as possible and reflect the society reality. For the pragematist, the market place of ideas is the main concept,jounalist try to banlence the differnent perspectives (). These two…

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    values will help with this concept. My goal is to become an elementary teacher. With elementary students, I need to teach basic skills and life skills. My students will need to understand the basic knowledge as well as morals and values in society. Pragmatism focuses on these content areas. As a pragmatist, my students will learn skills necessary for their achievement in their future. Students will learn how to be an active citizen in society by learning what is expected of them in their daily…

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    Abstract John Dewey had many ideas about education that came from a philosophy of pragmatism and were central to the Progressive Movement in schooling. He believed that learners needed to be interested learning and the curriculum should be relevant to the children’s lives. He also thought that children needed to be taught about their surroundings. If they were taught these about their surroundings and the nature of living then they would have a chance to survive in their community. They needed…

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    Education should be involved in every aspect of life. Going to school prepares children for the rest of their lives. Students should learn how to utilize their experiences to solve their problems. These beliefs reflect the pragmatist approach because pragmatism stresses the importance of education in everyday life. It also believes in using experiences to solve society’s problems. Education contains many different parts; therefore, the purpose should also contain multiple…

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    The example of the “The William James Technique for Competitive Running” and how it reduces running injuries and is also the number one version is similar to the example of the cow path because the cow path is useful and can be helpful to people. The cow path is supposed to be the main road that cows would follow. The path is useful to cows just like the training video is helpful to competitive runners. William James’ theory of development is set in three stages. The first stage is rejected,…

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    operationalized. In “The Public Administrator as Collaborative Citizen: Three Conceptions,” Neale Smith brings to light the three main theories that drive public administration delivery. In the article, Smith identifies three theories—critical theory, pragmatism, and virtue-based theories—and analyzes their strengths and weaknesses. The emphasis here is that the three approaches to public administration are not mutually exclusive! Hence, the administrator must show in-depth knowledge of the…

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    Machiavelli Vs Caesar

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    sure you all would have your own personal opinions in response to this perplexing question. Two composers in the Renaissance era also pondered upon the issue. Consequentialist Machiavelli in the political treatise The Prince reflects the rise of pragmatism and amorality in politics whereas playwright William Shakespeare’s historical tragedy Julius Caesar applies these ideas and attempts to reflect the Elizabethan context. The drama appeals to an audience fearing Elizabeth I’s imminent death…

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