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1. philosophyterms.com › teaching-philosophies-inTeaching Philosophies in Education: Explanation and Examples

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   For example, John Locke thought education could shape a person, and Jean-Jacques Rousseau said we should focus on how kids naturally grow and learn. Their thinking is a big part of today’s teaching philosophies. More modern people like John Dewey added new ideas too. Dewey said that learning should matter to students’ everyday lives and ...

2. www.indeed.com › teaching-philosophy-examples18 Teaching Philosophy Examples (And What To Include in One)

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   Aug 6, 2023 · Updated August 6, 2023. Teachers can guide students most effectively when they have a clear understanding of their teaching style and beliefs. Writing a personal teaching philosophy can help you gain clarity, direction and purpose in your teaching career. It's helpful to review some teaching philosophy examples so that you can learn how to ...

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   What is an example of a 'absolutist' or 'Platonist' view of mathematics?

   • For example, that ‘absolutist’ or ‘Platonist’ views of mathematics necessarily imply the transmission model of teaching mathematics. (2) The very basis of this philosophy contains a contradiction: that mathematics cannot be separated from its social origins, yet mathematics has a logical necessity that is independent of its origin.

   Problems with Fallibilism as a Philosophy of Mathematics Education

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   What are some examples of teaching philosophy?

   • Here are 11 teaching philosophy examples you can review as you write your own: The classroom is a haven from the world outside. My sixth-grade students are discovering so much about themselves. Right now, few spaces in their lives may allow them to focus on learning and growth rather than social pressure.

   18 Teaching Philosophy Examples (And What To Include in One)

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   What are the different types of teaching philosophies?

   • There are several different types of teaching philosophies that teachers might follow: Progressivism: Teachers who follow this philosophy believe education should help grow every part of a student, not just their brain. They use hands-on activities and make lessons feel connected to the real world.

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   Is a philosophy of mathematics education possible?

   • But if we accept that a distinction between education and schooling can be made (Shultz 2009) then a philosophy of mathematics education may be possible, as opposed to some kind of philosophy of an activity that can be described as the teaching and learning of mathematics.

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4. academic.oup.com › book › 3482212 Moral Absolutes in Aristotle and Aquinas - Oxford Academic

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   Apr 7, 2011 · The conclusion: Plato and Aristotle succeed in avoiding ‘the Scylla of “absolutism” and the Charybdis of “relativism” ’, 3 but St Thomas does not. Strauss thus anticipated, remarkably, the main themes of the critique which, in the following forty years, was to be directed by certain Catholics against the Christian moral teachings ...

5. plato.stanford.edu › entries › education-philosophyPhilosophy of Education - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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   Jun 2, 2008 · Philosophy of education is the branch of applied or practical philosophy concerned with the nature and aims of education and the philosophical problems arising from educational theory and practice. Because that practice is ubiquitous in and across human societies, its social and individual manifestations so varied, and its influence so profound ...

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   Mar 11, 2010 · This article presents the argument that: (1) This philosophy makes unwarranted assumptions that have been taken as ‘given’. For example, that ‘absolutist’ or ‘Platonist’ views of mathematics necessarily imply the transmission model of teaching mathematics.

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   Over a period of several years and in several universities Pojman found that most of the students who took his ethics or philosophy courses explicitly rejected absolutism and affirmed support for some kind of relativism even though several of these aspiring relativists subscribed to absolutist positions on various ethical matters (Pojman, 1990 ...

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   Overcoming Relativism and Absolutism: Dewey's ideals of truth and meaning in philosophy for children. November 2009. Educational Philosophy and Theory 43 (5):453 - 466. DOI:...