5. #3
a philosophical belief claiming
that material thing are
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that material things do not exist
independently but only as
constructions in the mind.
IMAGINARY
6. IDEALISM (IDEA-ISM)
Idealist believe that ideas are the only true reality.
Adheres to the view that nothing exists except in the mind of
man, the mind of God, or in a super or supra –natural realm.
Idealist believe that ideas and knowledge are enduring and can
change lives
The materials world is characterized by Change, instability,
uncertainty; some ideas are enduring.
7. AIMS
Search for Truth
philosophical wisdom or the conception of true ideas is the highest aim of
education
Search –Realization
Idealism has exerted so much influence on educational views about
individual mind and self
Character Development
Many idealist are concerned with moral character as an outgrowthn of
thinking and thoughtful actions
IDEALIS
M
8. AIMS
To develop the individual spiritually, mentally,
morally (mind, soul, and spirit).
To discover and develop each individual’s abilities
and full moral excellence in order to better serve
society
IDEALIS
M
11. THE LEARNER
Imitates the teacher who is
an exemplar of an ideal person
Tries to do the very best he
can and strive towards
perfection
IDEALIS
M
12. THE SCHOOL
Train future leaders
Develop morality and to distinguish right
and wrong
Maintain and transmit values
Place emphasis on developing the mind,
personal discipline, and character
development
IDEALIS
M
13. THE TEACHER
Excellent example/role model for the student –
intellectually and morally
Exercise great creative skill in providing
opportunities for the learner’s mind o discover ,
analyze, synthesize and create applications of
knowledge to life and behavior
Questioner –encourages students to think and as
more questions and develop logical thinking
IDEALIS
M
14. “In order to know something, we need to
withdraw from the use of our senses and
rely on a purely intellectual approach”
PLATO