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   4 days ago · In most societies, education provides young people with the knowledge, skills, and socialisation necessary to prepare for adult life. The number of years spent in schooling can therefore be an ...

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   What are the educational implications of existentialism?

   • EDUCATIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF EXISTENTIALISM The philosophy of existentialism has not displayed any particular interest in education. Therefore, it has been observed that the educational implications are derived and deducedfrom their philosophy rather than developed by existentialists.

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   Should existentialism be taught?

   • Some argue that existentialism should be taught to students of all levels. Others feel that the role of existentialism in education should be reserved for higher education. Existentialists believe that the differences between sad and happy people depend upon the reality each person creates for him or herself.

   What Are the Applications of Existentialism in Education?

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   How do existentialists view the classroom?

   • 56. CONCEPT OF STUDENTS For Existentialists, the classroom is a free market of ideas and as such, it must guarantee complete freedom of thought for the individual. Existentialists give students complete freedom, and complete responsibility, with regard to their education. The only authority is one’s self.

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   Should existentialism be reserved for higher education?

   • Others feel that the role of existentialism in education should be reserved for higher education. Existentialists believe that the differences between sad and happy people depend upon the reality each person creates for him or herself. In many ways, existentialism in education could also manifest itself at the teacher level.

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   1 day ago · Existentialism, a philosophical movement that emerged in the 20th century, has profound implications for education, particularly in its approach to teaching methods and epistemology. Existentialism challenges traditional notions of education by emphasizing individual freedom, personal responsibility, and the search for meaning and authenticity ...

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   4 days ago · The moderating effect of perceived social support from friends in the associations between school-based racial discrimination and academic outcomes among Latinx adolescents. Michelle F. Wright. Sebastian Wachs. OriginalPaper.

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   1 day ago · This systematic review searched 10 educational databases and identified 16 peer-reviewed journal articles spanning 2011–2021. From thematic analysis of these studies, we developed a model of five types of invisibility that intersect and mask educators' professional efforts: background, care, precarious, identity and remote labour.

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   4 days ago · She has over 20 years' experience in Higher Education, is a Senior Fellow SEDA and winner of the KBS Pedagogical Awards 2024 (UL) with the project 'STELA Live: Learning Analytics for Student Success'. She has extensive experience in the area of digital education, teaching in online and blended environments, and academic integrity.

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   2 days ago · The origins of existentialism are commonly traced back to the 19th century with the writings of Søren Kierkegaard, who is often considered the first existentialist philosopher. Kierkegaard rejected the then-dominant philosophical systems which he felt failed to account for the lived experience of being a thinking, feeling human being.