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PREFACE
Educationisan overarchingfieldwithcurriculumdesigningandresearchbasedonchanginglearning
environmentswhichservesasthe basisof teaching-learningprocessinall otherfieldsrangingfrom
engineering,medicine tosocial sciencesandbeyond.
ThisbookcontainstremendousinformationregardingFoundationof education,Instructional designs,
teachingMethodologies/strategiesandmanyothertopics,whichfall withinthe domainof teaching-
learningprocess.The authorhasdesignedthe contentsof the bookina comprehensive andwell-
structuredmanner,cateringtodifferentlevelsof readers.Itisacommendable effortwhichhas
contributedtothe fieldof Education,since thisisthe rootthroughwhichfurtherlearningpatternsand
ideasstem.Thisbookwouldserve asa key'learningtool forall those whowantto benefitfromthe
ideasandinformationprovided.
Thisbook,therefore,isasignificantadditiontothe literaturealreadyavailableonthistopicandwould
notablycomplementit.
Dr. TanzilaNabeel
Chairperson,
Departmentof Special Education,AllamaIqbal OpenUniversity,Islamabad.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I wouldlike toexpressmydeepestgratitude toAlmightyALLAH(SWT) andBelovedProphet(PBUH) Who
enlightenedthe mankindwiththe powerof positivityandshoweditthe righteouspath.
I wishto write special note of thankstothe Honourable Dr.TanzilaNabeel,ChairpersonDepartmentof
Special Education,AllamaIqbal OpenUniversity,Islamabad,whomade me tofightwithspiritand
achieve the setgoalssuccessfully.
I am verygrateful tothe Dr. MuhammadNaeemMohsin,DirectorDistance Education,Govt.College
University,Faisalabadforhiscontinuoussupportandadvice toaccomplishthiswork.
I am thankful tomy valuable colleaguesof special educationdepartmentespeciallyAbdul Hameed
Gujjar,Farhat Hayat Malik,Madam MehmudaKousar,Abdul Sattar,Haji MuhammadSiddique,
MuhammadAkram Sabir, IfraSohail,AyshaWajihUllah,Maria Kazam, BashirRabbani,TahirJamil,
SumairaChoudhari,AbidMasoodKhan,NaveedEjaz,FidaHussainAtif,ZameerUl Hassanand all staff of
Govt. Institute forSlowLearnersTobaTekSingh.
A special wordof thanksto mybrothersNaseerAhmedandMuhammadShaban,LecturerGovt.
Municipal Degree College Faisalabadwhokeptme goingwithconfidence andhelpedinfinalization/
publicationof the book.FinallyIamveryindebtedtomymother,mywife,andmykids(Hiba,Hadia,
Sohaib,Anas) fortheirspecial prayersandlove.
MuhammadNazir
CONTENTS
Chap# Topic Page #
1 Educational Philosophy 1-13
2 Historyof Education 15-44
3 Educational Psychology45-88
4 Evaluation 89 -104
5 Educational Research I 105-166
6 Curriculum 167-178
7 Instructional Technology 179-182 i
8 ComputerTechnology 183 -198
9 Guidance 199 - 216
10 Educational Leadership&Management 217 - 262
11 EducationPolicies 263 - 270
12 Science271 - 290
13 IslamicInformation 291 - 312
14 Pakistani Information 313 - 350
15 WorldInformation 351 - 380
16 Abbreviations 381-394
Chapter1PHILOSOPHYOF EDUCATION
Sr# Topic
1 Nutshell of Educational Philosophy
2 General Educational Philosophies
1) Idealism
2) Realism
3) Naturalism
4) Pragmatism
5) Existentialism
3 Major Educational Philosophies
1) Perennialism
2) Essentialism
3) Progressivism
4) Reconstructivism
4 Basicsof Philosophy
Nutshell of Philosophyof Education
1. Philosophyisthe searchof - Reality
2. Literal meaningof philosophy - Love for wisdom
3. Word philosophyisderivedfrom2Greekwords- Phila&Sophia
4. Word 'Phila'means - Love
5. Word 'Sophia'means - Wisdom
6. Aimof educationisto developmind&soul,saidby - Idealists
7. Valuesnotchange overtime asitsrelatedtruthnotchange - Idealists
(confuse) 8.s Instructionof Idealistteacheris- Teachercentered
9. Favorite methodof Idealistteacheris - Lecture method
10. Your thoughtscontrol yourreality - Idealism
11. You cannot trustyour senses,theyare unreliable - Idealism
12. Rationalismisrelatedto - Idealism
13. Socrates&Platoare relatedtophilosophy - Idealism
14. What cannot be thought,cannotbe real saidby - Idealists
15. Ideasare the onlyreliableformin - Idealism
16. Oldestwesternphilosophy - Idealism
17. Philosophystresses'mindovermatter' - Idealism
18. Ultimate realityisspiritualismisrelatedtophilosophy - Idealism
19. Bodyis false andmindistrue is relatedtophilosophy - Idealism
20. Realismwasa reactiontothe narrownessof - Idealism
21. Aristotle disagreedwithhisteacherPlatoinconcept - Ideasare real
22. Realismisconcernedwiththe -Realityof universe
23. Whichteacherleadsthe childto reality - Realist
24. Physical worldisreal world - Realism
25. Founderof Realism - Aristotle
26. Who says,matteris real- Realism
27. Philosophystresses'matterovermind' - Realism
28. Aristotle andJohnLocke advocatedphilosophy - Realism
29. Naturalistsimportantteachingmethod - Role Playing
30. Nature isitself real,saidby - Naturalists
31. Aimof educationisself expressionaccordingto - Naturalists
32. All educationispleasant - Naturalism
33. Nature isvaluable - Naturalism
34. Universe of natural objectsisultimate realityin - Naturalism
35. Naturalismwaspresentedby - Rousseau
36. No distinctionbetweenbodyandmindinphilosophy - Naturalism
37. Sensesare gatewayof knowledgerelatedtophilosophy- Naturalism
38. Negative educationbe giventochildinNaturalismatage- 1 -12 Years
39. Philosophyandeducationare 2 sidesof a coin,saidby - Rousseau
40. Man isborn free,buteverywhere he isinchains,saidby- Rousseau
41. WilliamJames,Dewey&Kilpatrickare exponentsof - Pragmatism
42. Pragmatismwasinitiallyintroducedby - WilliamJames
43. Pragmatismisconcernedwiththe - Change as reality
44. Pragmatistteacherinstructionreliesproblemsolving& - Projectmethod
45. Term 'pragmatism'isderivedfrom - Greek
46. Term pragmatismisderivedfromword'Pragma'means - Action
47. Pragmatismisrelatedtothe country - America
48. You cannot knowsomethingthatyounotexperienced - Pragmatism
49. Realityisconstantlychanging - Pragmatism
50. Problemsare solvedthroughscientificmethodin - Pragmatism
51. Who believe indemocracyin education- Pragmatists
52 Teacheris facilitatorin - Pragmatism
53. Truth is'what works'is relatedto - Pragmatism
54. Whichphilosophysaysthere are 'Noultimate values' - Pragmatism
55. Philosophyrelatedtohumanchoice andresponsibility - Existentialism
56. Teachingisa performance thatevokesstudentslearningin - Existentialism
57 Man isresponsibleforhisaction/experience saidby - Existentialism
58. Teacheris one whostressesonchoice in - Existentialism
59. Individualscreate theirownrealitiesisrelatedto - Existentialism
60. Studentsays' it ismy life,Iwill dowhatI want' - Existentialism
61. Studentchoose curriculumforself-directedlearningin - Existentialism
62. Teacherteach whole student,notjustmath,Urduetc. - Existentialism
63. Individualityof manissupreme inphilosophy - Existentialism
64. Freedomisthe source of ultimate valuesinphilosophy - Existentialism
65. Whichphilosophysaythat'Existence isultimate' - Existentialism
66. Man cannotaccept readymade conceptof existence - Existentialism
67. Ideaof deathshouldbe acceptedgracefullyin - Existentialism
68. 'Man cannotbe taughtwhat the worldis'relatedto - Existentialism
69. Modernyoungestphilosophyis - Existentialism
70. Fatherof Existentialism- Kierkgaard
71. Kierkgard,JeanPaul Sarte,Karl Jaspersexponentsof r Existentialism
72. Perennialismisaneducational philosophyof - Oldvalues
73. Permanancyismore real than change,saidby - Perennialists
74. Educationislife itself, notpreparationof life,saidby - Perennialism
75. Humansare same,hence educationshouldbe same everywhere- Perennialism
76. Studyof greatbooksisrelatedto philosophy - Perennialism
77. Philosophythatemphasizesoneverlastingreality - Perennialism
78. In perennialism,teacheris - Authorityfigure
79. Whichphilosophyremainsconstantall the times - Perennialism
80. Most conservative andinflexible philosophyis - Perrenialism
81. Focusesonoldthingsthat occur again andagain - Perrenialism
82. Educationisnot imitationof life butpreparationforit - Perrenialism
83. Maritain,Adler,Hutchinsare exponentsof philosophy - Perrenialism
84. Perennialismhasrootsinboththe - Idealism&realism
85. Essentialistphilosophyof educationbased oncontent&- Teachercentered
86. Essentialistsstresson - Mental Discipline
87. Useful culture andskillsare focusedinphilosophy - Essentialism
88. Essentialistsgettheiraimof educationfrom - Traditions
89. Philosophystressescore knowledge/core curriculum - Essentialism
90. Philosophyrelatedto'Backto Basics' - Essentialism
91. 'Back to Basics' means - Promotingreasoning
92. Focusesteachingessential information&valuesof past - Essentialism
93. WilliamBagleyisthe exponentof philosophy - Essentialism
94. Childinterestshouldbe focusedinlearning - Progressivism
95. Curriculumof progressivismsis - Childcentered
96. Progressivistteacheremphasize- Practical education
97. Experimentalknowledge isreal,saidby - Progressivism
98. Progressivismwasderivedfrom- Pragmatism
99. Educationisre-organizationof experience,saidby - JohnDewey
100. Educationislearningtodo by doing,saidby - JohnDewey
101. Life iscontinuouslychangingprocesssaidby - Progressivism
(Missed)
QS
Learningbydoingbestdescribesthe philosophy - Progressivism
Philosophyfocusesoncurriculumof studentinterest- Progressivism
Experimentalism&Instrumentalismare namesof philosophy- Progressivism
Emphasize studentpreparationforsocial revolution- Reconstructivism
Emphasize 'buildingajustsociety'- Reconstructivism
Stressreorganizing&restructuringeducational process-Reconstructivism
Brameld,Counts&Freire are exponentsof philosophy- Reconstructivism
Reformsare necessaryinevery walkof life saidby- Reconstructionism
Teacheris change agentin- Reconstructionism
Philosophyrelatedtochange orreforms- Reconstructivism
Othername of reconstructivism- Postmodernism
Who originatedthe conceptof reconstruction- JohnDewey
Ethicsand aestheticsare componentsof- Axiology
Determiningright/wrong& good/badisrelatedto- Ethics
Determiningbeautyof objects&judgmentisrelatedto- Aesthetics
Area that dealswithvaluesinphilosophy- Axiology
Areathat dealswithknowledge inphilosophy- Epistemology
Areathat dealswithrealityinphilosophy- Ontology
Studyof Realityornature of Existence- Ontology
Metaphysicsdealswiththe nature of- Reality
Othername of metaphysicsis- Ontology
Normally philosophymaybe prescriptiveand- Speculative
Educationdiscipline inPakistanreflects- Ideologyof Pakistan
Everysystemof educationisbasedon- Ideologyof nation
Knowledgederivedfromsensesiscalled- Empirical
Goingbeyondman'sknowledge tofindtruthiscalled- Transcendentalism
Philosophythattakesbeliefsfromseveral philosophies-Eclectic
Importantquestionof philosophyis- What isuniverse
Authenticknowledgeisgainedthroughthe-Empirical experience
Logical and scientificthinkinginclude- Value system
Etymological definitionof aword derivedfrommostly-Greek&Latin
Philosophyencourage self-actualization/self-fulfillment-Humanism
A descriptivedefinitionof the termisits- Explanation
Desirable modelsof behaviorsof a societyare called- Values
Answers
- Progressivism
- Progressivism
- Progressivism
- Reconstructivism
- Reconstructivism
- Reconstructivism
- Reconstructivism
- Reconstructionism
- Reconstructionism
- Reconstructivism - Postmodernism
- JohnDewey
- Axiology
- Ethics- Aesthetics
- Axiology
- Epistemology
- Ontology
- Ontology
- Reality
- Ontology
- Speculative - Ideologyof Pakistan
- Ideologyof nation
- Empirical
- Transcendentalism
- Eclectic
- What isuniverse -Empiricalexperience
- Value system- Greek& Latin
- Humanism- Explanation
- Values
QS
Emphasisinclassroomshouldbe onthe needsof Civicaimof educationincludes- Individual child
Philosophyisageneral theoryof Educationmeans- CivicSense
Goal of educationshouldbe acquiring- Education
The basic source of educational objectivesis- Experience Knowledge,skills,habits
Aimsof educationshouldbe mainlydeterminedby- Human experiences
Objectivesof educationhave beenderivedfrom- Society
Growth resultingfromexperienceis- Philosophy
Change inbehaviorthroughexperience iscalled- Education
Most importantelementof non-formal educationis- Learning
Seekingexpertopinionisasource of knowledge- Media
Knowledgeacquiredthroughinnerfeelingis- Authority
acquiredreasoning is- Intuition
Most authenticandscientificknowledge comesfrom- Rationalism
Speculative philosophyisrelatedto- Senseperception
Analytical philosophyisrelatedto- Ontology
philosophyisrelatedto- Epistemology
Speculative philosophydealswith- Axiology
Analytical philosophydealswith- Developingtheory
Prescriptive philosophydealswith- Assessment
KnowledgecomesdirectlyfromAllah(SWT) Revealation
Needsof individual are more importantthansociety- Romanticism
Logic includesthe inductive and- Deductive reasoning
RealitycomprisesbothIdealism&Realism- CartesianDualism
(body& mind) Sensoryexperiencesare ultimate source of knowledge- Empiricism
Branch of philosophythatdealswithreasoningIf achildfailsinclass,whatshouldbe done withhim-
Give chance to improve
Answers
- Individual child
- CivicSense
- Education
- Experience Knowledge,skills,habits
- Human experiences
- Society
- Philosophy
- Education
- Learning
- Media
- Authority
- Intuition
- Rationalism
- Sense perception
- Ontology
- Epistemology
- Axiology
- Developingtheory
- Assessment
- Rightor Wrong
- Revelation
- Romanticism
- Deductive reasoning
- CartesianDualism
- Empiricism
- Logic
-Give chance to improve
General Educational Philosophies
1. Idealism
Philosophy
1 .Basedonideals,ideas,values.
2. Bodyis false,soul istrue.
3. Favourbookishknowledge.
4. Mind andspiritare essential.
5. Aimof life isself-realization.
6. Ultimate realityisspiritualism.
7. Valuesare real andunchanging.
8. Emphasize onhighervaluesof life.
9. Material worldismortal & values
immortal.
“error”Answers
Curriculum: Ethics, religion, logic,literature,humanities,gymnastic,geography,fine arts.Teacher:
QS
1. Teacheris dominant.
2. Teacheris co-workerwithGodinperfectingman.
3. Teacherinspirespupilstomake themspiritual being.
TeachingMethod:
1. Lecture method
2. Discussion
3. DialecticMethod(Question/Dialogue) Discipline:Innerdiscipline/discipline of mindand
intellect.
ExponentPhilosophy
1. Againstidealism.
2. Basedon real things(materials).
3. Emphasize bookishknowledge.
4. Favourstravelling,observation,real experience.
5. Educationshouldbe practical and utilitarian(useful).
Curriculum:Physical world(ScienceandMathematics).
Teacher:
1. Teacheris dominant.
2. Teacherteachesmaterial things.
TeachingMethod:
1. Inductive
2. Heuristic
3. ExperimentalMethod
4. Fieldtrips.
Exponent
3. Naturalism
“error”Philosophy
3elieve innature.Material worldisreal world.Aimof lifeisself-expression. - Childhasthe central
position.
stinctsare base of all education.:Sensesare gatewayof knowledge.1No distinctionb/w bodyand
mind.
nphasize,maximumchildfreedom.:Soul /spiritisnotreal,materialisreal.Manborn good,societymake
himbad. Belief inscience&scientificknowledge.2Everythingcomesfromnature&returntoit.
.'.Emphasize present experience, interest &activities.
-. Heredity&environmenteffectpersonality.Curriculum;Age 1-12Years:
“error”Answers-Childshouldbe givennegativeeducation.
-Trainingof senses.
-Learningbywanderinghere andthere. -Educationfromfamilyandhome.Age 12-20 Years:
-Formal Education/trainingof intellect/physical science.
-Experiencebase education/directexperience.Age 20& above:
-Experiencebase science teachinginthe field.Teacher:Teacherisamanagerwhoprovideseducational
environment.
TeachingMethod:Motivation,Directexperience,Childinterest.
Exponent(Rousseau)
Discipline:Discipline bynatural consequence.
Philosophy
1. Americanphilosophy
2. Faithinflexibility.
3. No ultimate values.
4. Faithindemocracy.
5. Realityisstill inmaking.
6. Life isconstantlychanging.
7. Basedon practice/experiment.
8. Human developmentaccordingtoenvironment.
9.Emphasize reconstructionexperience.
Curriculum:
1. Language
2. Social Studies,
3.GeneralScience&variousactivities.
Teacher:
1 .Teacherisfriend&guide.
2.Teacherencouragesself-education.
TeachingMethod:Project/ Problem-Solving/ActivityBased/LearningbyDoing/Real Life situation
Method.
Discipline:
1 .Free discipline2.Self-discipline.
Exponentsof Philosophy
1. Existence isultimate.
2. No inbornhumannature.
3. It isa man'snature to exist.
4. Individuallyof manissupreme.
5. Man iscentral than truthor laws.
6. Man mustcreate himfor himrself.
7. Man ismakerand masterof culture.
8. Home educationisbetterthanschool.
9. Man isresponsibleforhis/herdoings.
10. Man cannotbe taughtwhat the worldis.
11. Emphasisonaestheticsense/knowledge.
12. Freedomisthe source of ultimate values.
13. Ideaof deathshouldbe acceptedgracefully.
14. Believe infreedomof man&hisself-direction.
15. Man cannotaccept ready-made conceptof existence.
16. Modernyoungestphilosophy.
17. Twentiethcenturyphilosophy.
Curriculum:
1. Curriculumfocusesonindividualandrelationship.
2. Emphasisof freedomof choice of curriculum.Teacher:
1. Childiscentral thanteacher.
2. Teacheris facilitatornotadidacticauthority.TeachingMethod:
1. Childcenteredapproachaccordingtothe interestof the children.
Exponents
Major Educational Philosophies
Philc~Kv1 .Studyof greu"books.Z.Strictclassrorm discipline.3.Emphasisoneverlastingreality. - Foe
usesoldthings/occuragain&again.r-:^anencyismore real thanchange,re studentrationally&
spiritually."Emphasize reasoning,thinking,memory.7:-cationisconstantlike humannature st
conservative/inflexible philosophy, --nansare same,theirfunctionsare same,soeducationshouldbe
same for everyone.
locationisnotimitationof life butreparationforit.Teacher:
. acher centredapproach/teachideas.71achingmethod:~ :ratio Dialogue Curriculum:
Readinggreatthinkersof history,math,.nee,music,social study.
Exponents
Philosophy
1.Stresson mental discipline.
2.Knowledge comesfromhardwork.
3.Emphasisonuseful culture andskills.
4.Focus onteachingof essential information&essential valuesof past.
Teacher
Teacher-centredapproach- active.Student
Studentispassive,listensandlearns.
TeachingMethod
Socratic Method/Directinstruction
Curriculum:
Reading,writing,traditionalsubjects,technology.
WilliamBaglay
4. Reconstructivism
I .Freedomof student.2.Natural environment.3.Teacherisfacilitator.
4.Individual development.5.Childcenteredapproach.6.Itisdynamicneverstatic.7.Childinterest,need,
level.8.DerivedfromPragmatism.9.Emphasizestudentrespect.10.Worldischangingdayby day.
II .School runon democraticlines.
12.Experimental knowledgeisreal.
13. Active involvementof students.
14.Games, laboratory,tips,simulation.
15.Life is continuouslychangingprocess
16.Cooperative learning/problemsolving.17.Focusexperimental/scientificknowledge.18.Called
experimentalism/instrumentalism
1 .Buildingajustsociety.
2.Democraticenvironment.
3.Alsocalledsocial reconstruction.
4.Prepare studentforsocial revolution.
5.Teach studentshowtomake decision.
6.Focus social problems/social reforms.
7.Reformsnecessaryineverywalkof life
8.Focus formal/informal educationmode
9.Teacherhelpstudentlearncritical issue
10.Reorganizing&restructuringeducationprocess.
The word philosophyisderivedfro.
sdom)",means'Love forWisdom'.It isa sti
oowledge,orvaluesbasedonlogical reasoning,i
Cicero: Philosophyisthe motherof all arts
Coleridge: Philosophyisthe science of sciences
. « e> It isa theoryof educationinitsmostg
encer: True educationispracticable onlytotru
-: Philosophyaimsatknowledgeof eternal nature c
-tutle: Itis a science thatinvestigatesnature of be
= Flchte: Art of educationwill nevercompletelyclear
G*ntile: EducationwithoutphilosophywouldmeanaL iv-re of education.
-CRDC
Mlosophy
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^.nlosophy.are tounderstandprecise
Stylesof Philosophy
There are following3styles:
Speculative Philosophy Concernedwiththeorydevelopmentregardingpurpose of creationof man,
society,universe etc.
It isrelatedtoarea of Ontology.
1 AnalyticPhilosophy Explainsthe whole withthe helpof parts.Itis relatedtoarea of Epistemology.
PerspectivePhilosophy Concernedwithethics,aestheticsense andevaluatesgood/bad,beautyetc.
* ;
It isrelatedtoarea of Axiology.
TabulaRosa Theory
Thistheorywas presentedbyJohnLocke.Itstatesthatchildrenare Blankslate,: rerience buildstheir
knowledge andschool mustfillthatslate.
:IOR : -AP - 1] Philosophyof Education
13
Basicsof Philosophy
Philosophy
The word philosophyisderivedfromGreekword"Phila(Love)"&"Sophia
sdom)",means'Love forWisdom1.It isa studyof nature,causes,or principlesof reality,
. -; .ledge,orvaluesbasedonlogical reasoning.Itisa rational investigationof truth.
. c ro: Philosophyisthe motherof all arts,
ieridge: Philosophyisthe science of sciences.Dewey: It isa theoryof educationinitsmostgeneral
phases.Spencer: True educationispracticable onlytotrue philosophers.:'lato:Philosophyaimsat
knowledge of eternal nature of things.
- >totle: It is a science thatinvestigatesnature of being,asitisinitself.
Fichte: Art of educationwill nevercompletelyclearwithoutphilosophy.
.mile:Educationwithoutphilosophywouldmeanafailure tounderstandprecise - r.ure of education.
Areasof Philosophy
I here are following3areas:
Ontology/Metaphysics(Reality)It deals with the nature of reality.
hpistemology(Knowledge) It deals with the nature of knowledge*
Axiology(Values) It deals with the nature of values.
Stylesof Philosophy
There are following3styles:
Speculative Philosophy Concernedwiththeorydevelopmentregardingpurpose of creationof man,
society,universe etc.
It isrelatedtoarea of Ontology.
1 AnalyticPhilosophy Explainsthe whole withthe helpof parts.Itis relatedtoarea of Epistemology.
3 PerspectivePhilosophy Concernedwithethics,aestheticsense andevaluatesgood/bad,beauty
etc. * It is relatedtoareaof Axiology.
TabulaRosa Theory
Thistheorywas presentedbyJohnLocke.Itstatesthatchildrenare Blankslate,7 rerience buildstheir
knowledge andschool mustfillthatslate.
“last double page”
Chapter2HISTORY OF EDUCATION
S r # Topic
1 Nutshell of Historyof Education
2 FamousMuslimEducationists
3 FamousWesternEducationists
4 AncientHistory
5 EducationinPakistan
6 Trendsin Education
7 Miscellaneous
Nutshell of Historyof Education
1. EducationisderivedfromaLatin word - Educere
2. Educere means - To lead
3. Change inbehaviorandattitude inhumanbeing-Education
4. Processof acquiringknowledge,skills,values,attitude - Education
5. To enable ahumanto read and write iscalled - Literacy
6. Perfectcode of life forhuman - Quran &Sunnah
7. Islamiceducationsystempreferthe aspectof life - Moral Aspect
8. Book'HujjatulBaligah'waswrittenby - ShahWalliullah
9. Shah Waliullahwasgreatlyinfluencedinmysticismby - Ibn-e-Rushd
10. Ibn-e-Rushdwasgreatlyinfluencedby - Ibn-e-Bajjah
11. Certificate usedtoteachinspecificareaof expertiseinhistory - Ijaza
12. In earlystagesof Islam,teachersclassifiedintocategories -2
13. Good relationshiphelpstocontrol the - Anger
14. Language,arts, rituals,laware part of a -Culture
15. Attitude of Prophet(PBUH) inadministrationwas - Humanitarian
16. Core curriculumforearlyMuslimswas -Quran
17. Ibn-e-Sina&ImamGhazali told,childeducationbeginwith - Quran
18. Islamiceducationsystememphasize language mustbe learned -Arabic
19. Islamlaysemphasisonthe - Equalit
20. MuslimUmmah needsteacherswiththe mission - Prophetic
21. No educational systemcanbe betterthanqualityof its - Teachers
22. Teachingprinciple,proceedingfromsimple tocomplex -presentedbyMuslims
23. MuslimCaliphwhopresentedOpenDoorpolicy- Hazrat Ali (R.A
24. HinduscalledAllamalqbalondemandof separate country -Imaginativedreame:
25. NationalistMuslimswhosupportedcongress -HussainAhmed&
26. NationalistMuslimswhosupportedcongress - Dr. ZakirHussair
27. ValuesinIslamiceducationsystemare rootedin- Religio::
28 Most authentic&essentialcurriculuminIslamis- Quran &Sunnah
29. EducationinIslamis - Valued:
30. Man isKhalifatullah (vicegerentof God) in - Isl
31. Superiorityof aman inIslamisbasedon his/her- Pier
32. Reasonto claimseparate homelandbyMuslimsinIndia- Religion ; HAP - 2] Historyof
Education
17
CurriculumRefinementandDevelopmentCenterisEducationsystemof anationshouldreflectits
PrimaryinstitutioninIslamforuniversalizationof education-Islamiceducationcurriculumemphasizeon
Muslimsemphasizedthe artmostBrilliantperiodinMuslimhistoryforknowledge spreadSalarieswere
startedto be givento teachersinperiodof Muslimeducationputemphasisonthe developmentof
EducationisobligatoryinIslamforMajor problemof managementinPakistani educationSchoollevel
curriculumisdevelopedby
Answers
-CRDC. - PhilosophyMosque
- Handicraftskills
- Ca'!igraphy - Abbasides - Hazarat Umar (R.A) - Whole personality - All Muslims
- Lack of Planning-Provincial Textbookboard
Availabilityof one bookforone classcreatesproblemof- Poorcontent
Language preferredbyMuslimsinsubcontinent- Arabic& Persian
Masj id playsaneffective rolein- Preschool education
Free educationinPakistanwasannouncedin - 1947
Mosqueswere declarededucational centersfirstlyin -1979
Educational meetingof 1947 is called - Conference
India'searliestcontactwithIslamwasthrough -Arabmerchantsof Malabar cost
QS
IslamicArtwas the combinationof Arts
Ideologyof educationtakesitsrootsfromFaithand
Source of IslamicCivilizationis
Muslimsof IndiademandedPakistantopractice
Cornerstone of IslamicIslamicNation
Meaningof word 'nation'is
DSD is locatedin
DSD was establishedin
Oldname of DSD is
Purpose of DSD
DTEs are appointedby
DTEs evaluate the teacher&studentprogressBestmethodforteachinglarge classTalkingand
indisciplineinclassisindicatorof Learninginmothertongue improvesthe studentWorldTeacherDayis
celebratedon
Answers
- Roman,Greek,Egypt - Philosophyof life - Quran
- IslamicIdeology
- The Kalima
- Birthof race -WahdatColony,Lahore
- 1959
-EducationExtensionCenter-TeacherEdu.& Training-DSD
- On monthlybasis
- Lecture method
- Studentboredom
- Comprehension
- October5
QS
67. Forgettingcanbe minimizedby
68. What to do whenyoufind2 studentsfighting
69. Tell aggressive studentsabouttheirbehavior's
70. Can a teachersuspendthe student
71. What ispurpose of textbookassignments
72. Difference invaluesof differentage groups
73. Rote learningissuitable forthe
74. Teacherwhoknowsstudentproblemandresolve itis
75. Who iscalledfatherof researchon teaching
76. On firstdayin class,whatwouldyoudo
77. If majorityof studentsare weak,keepyourteachingslow guidance tobrightstudents
78. If teachernot able to getstudentattention,he shouldevaluate
79. If some studentmisbehave,improve theirbehaviorby
80. If back benchersmake noise,make themsit
81. A teacherinthe class shouldkeephisvoice
82. If studentnotable to follow,youshould
83. If studentsfailsinexamination,itisthe faultof
84. If teacherunable to answerquestion,he sayhe will answer
85. Classroomdisciplinecanbe maintainedbydeveloping
86. A teacherinthe class isa
87. Verbal guidance isleasteffective inteaching
88. If noise occur inlecture,teachershouldquite fora while
89. Mind itself isthe resultof processof evolutionsaidby
90. TV isbetterthanradio inteaching,asit usesbothsenses
91. Disciplinarycasesshouldbe senttoprincipal whenother
92. Firstimportantof the teachingisknowingthe
93. If studentgetsunconscious,providefirstaidandcontact-
94. Curriculumincludesbothformal and
95. Dynamicapproach to teachingmeanslearningthrough
96. If you teachnormal childrenwithblind,sii Ihe blind
97. True evaluationof studentispossible through
Answers
- Overlearnin
- Punishbot-Harmful consequence
-N - Practic - Generationga
- SlowLearne
- Appreciate
- N.L.Gag
- Introduce yoursel
-Withsome ext
- His teachingmeth
- Your characte
- In frontbench
- Highenou -Explainwithexampl- Studentsthemselv
- Afterconsultatio -Studentinterestinstu
- Group lead
- Skill -Thengoo
- JohnLock
- Hearing& Visic
- Means fail -Studentbackgroun
Nearbydoctor
- Informal educatic
- Activiti
- On frontbench -Continuousevaluati
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Tr. :se teachersare popularinstudentwhohelpthem
ral valuescanbe developedinstudent,if teacherhimself Vksaid'Allahhassentme asa teacher' -:said
'Knowledge withoutpractice isdangerous'rsteducational centerof IslamhD establishedDar-e-Arqam
.o establishededucationcenterof Islam'Suffah" -ere the Suffahwasestablishedislamiceducation
centerwithstudentresidence facility::?phet(PBUH) companionsandtheirsuccessorswere ostruction
delivered byProphet(PBUH) towomen
Icesto illiterate people,itwouldbe endof worldsaidby -amGhazali was
Who said'Goal of societyisto applySharia'
nazali advocated2 typesof knowledge 3nazali said,reasoningin6thsense whichhelpstotell Who
wrote book'Jewelsof Quiar'
no wrote book'Revival of religioussciences'B:okAhya-e-UloomwaswrittenbyB: ok'Kimiya-e-Sadaat'
was writtenby[ ossificationof Faz-e-Ain&Farz-e-KafayapresentedbySeekingknowledge isbasicrightof
everyindividual
nousMuslimHistorianFather of political economyirneKhaldunwasborninWhopresentedthe concept
of'Asabiya'Asabiyameans
Who said'rote learningkillsstudentthinkingability -neKhaldunsaid,primaryeducationshouldbe given
inI -neKhaldunpresented2typesof Aloom, AloomNaqli &Famousbook'Muqaddma'was writtenby
Who differentiatedhistoryof Islamandhistoryof Muslims
Answers
-To resolve theirproblem
- Practice them
- Prophet(PBUH)
- Prophet(PBUH) -Dare-Arqam,Makkah
- Prophet(PBUH)
- Prophet(PBUH) -MasjidNabvi,Madina
- Suffah
- Full time teachers
- Once a week - Prophet(PBUH)
- Persianeducationist
- ImamGhazali
- Useful & Useless
-Truth
- Ghazali
- Ghazali
- ImamGhazali
- ImamGhazali
- ImamGhazali
- ImamGhazali
- Ibne-Khaldun
- Ibne-Khaldun
- Tunis
- IbneKhaldun - Groupsolidarity
- IbneKhaldun - Mothertongue
- AloomAqli
- IbneKhaldun
- lbn-e-Khaldun
QS
130. 13 century,Muslimthinker,historian&educationist - Ibn-e-Khaldun
131. Ibne-Khaldunneverfavouredthe method - Lecture Method
132. Who opposedsimultaneouslearningof twolanguages - SirSyedAhmed
133. Foundingfatherof TwoNationTheory - SirSyedAhmed
134. Who said'superstitioncannotbe the partof faith' - SirSyedAhmed
135. Sir SyedestablishedOrphanage for Muslimorphansin - Muradabad
136. Sir SyedestablishedScientificSocietyin-1863
137. AligarhHighSchool wasestablishedin -1875
138. AligarhHighSchool waselevatedtoMAOcollege in - 1877
139. MAO College waselevatedtouniversityin -1921
140. Who wrote journal'Tehzibullkhlaq' - SirSyedAhmed
141. AsbabBaghawat-e-Hindwaswrittenby - SirSyedAhmed
142. Allamalqbal wasbornatSialkoton - November,9,1877
143. Who emphasizedonIndividuality(Khudi) -Allamalqbal
144. Allamalqbal presentedKhutbaAllabadin-1930
145. Who wrote bookIlmullqtisad - Allamlqbal
146. Who statedthat learningunite knowing,feeling,doing - Froebel
147. Who presentedthe ideaof Kindergarten(KG) -Froebel
148. EmphasisonNationalism, Idealism, childfreedomisphilosophyof - Froebel
149. Permissiveenvironmentof Froebel Kindergarteninclude -Gift,song,occupation
150. FredrickFroebel establishedfirstKindergarten(KG) in -1837
151. Froebel establishedKGforthe childrenage - 4-5 Years
152. All the children have potential tolearnsaidby -Froebel
153. Playisthe engine of real learning,saidby -Froebel
154. Who wrote book'Pedagogousof Kindergarten' - Froebel
155. Froebel was - Germaneducationist
156. Montessori curriculumincludetypesof experience -3
157. Maria Montessori was - Italianeducationist
158. Firstwomandoctor whograduatedfromRome university - Maria Montessori
159. Maria Montessori presentedthe method - Montessori Method
160. Playisthe workof child,saidby - Maria Montessori
161. Who wrote book'Discoveryof Child' - Maria Montessori
Historyof Education 21
un ir.3 Montessori wasawardedthe degree of - Medicine
xi as foundingfatherof functional psychology - JohnDewey
ed ■M. JoinDeweywas -Americaneducationist
ed . e issaid to have takenfromHerbart - Theoryof interest
ed Pragmaticphilosophywasdevelopedby- Dewey
ad DeweyestablishedLaboratoryschool in- ChicagoUniversity
53 Jhcr. DeweyestablishedLaboratoryschool in -1896
75 — Deweyintroducedthe methodforstudents - Projectmethod
"7 promoteddemocracyineducation - JhonDewey
21 leelsof Deweycurriculum -3
id rst .evel curriculumof Deweywasregarding - Making& doing
id v econdlevel of curriculumof Deweywasregarding -Space & Time concept
n Thirdlevel of curriculumof Deweywasregarding -Science subjects
al namingbyDoingMethod waspresentedby - Dewey
SO D wrote book'Reconstructioninphilosophy' - Dewey
al ton Planwasintroducedby - HelenParkurst
el thername of DaltonPlan - Children University
el DaltonPlanschool wasestablishedinNew Yorkin - 1919
el Classroomsof DaltonPlanwere called - Laboratories
)n StudentprogressinDaltonPlanwasshownby - Graph/diagrams
17 In DaltonPlanwhooutlinedweeklyassignments - Teachers
rs C ahon Planconference durationtoexchangeideas - 25-45 minutes
el : arts of Daltonplanswere -3(House/Assignment/Lab)
el HelenPurkurstwasan -Americaneducationist
el IS6L Fatherof AmericanEducation - Horrace Mann
St Z ?mmonSchoolsof Horrace were forthe - Studentslearning
N rmal Schoolsof Horrace were for the - Teachertraining
st 3 wrote book'On the art of teaching' - Horrace Mann
ri Philosophyof Naturalismineducationwaspresentedby- Rousseau
»d usseaupreferredineducationsense of discrimination&-Physical activities
ri Educational programof Rousseauwasfor people of - Upperclassesonly
ri A ho considerthe educationasnegative process- Rousseau
194. Who considerthatchildat birthisby nature good - Rousse
195. Rousseauidentifieddevelopmental stages
196. Who relatedthe schoolingtosocial purposes -Rousse
197. Who said,childmustbe freedfromsociety'simprisoninginstitutes-Rousseau
198. Who wrote famousnovel Emile-Rousse
199. Who developedobjectlessonemphasizing sensorylearning- Rousseau
200. Rousseausaidthataim of life is - Self-Expressio
201. Who wrote book'Social Contract' - Roussea
202. Rousseauwas - Swisseducationi
203. What Pestalozi appliedtoeducation - Modifiednaturalis
204. PioneerinElementary EducationReforms - Pestalo
205. Pestalozi presentedthe Normal school for - Teachertrainin
206. Fatherof vocational training - Pestalo
207. Fatherof ModernEducation -Pestalo
208. Pestalozi stressedonthe trainingof - Teache
209. Motto 'Learningby head,handand heart'was givenby - Pestalo
210. 2 Main statesAthens&Sparta was the part of - Gree
211. Socratesusedquestioningtechnique todevelopthe - Concep
212. Knowledgethatcomesfrominside isreal,saidby - Socrat
213. Socrateswas the teacherof - PI
214. DialecticMethodwaspresentedby -PI
215. Plato'sphilosophytookeducationasmeansof preserving - The sta
216. Dialogue toresolve conflictb/wtwopartiesona topic - DialecticMeth
217. Main role of education,accordingtoPlatois to develop - Powerof thinki
218. Who presentedthe ideaof "Ideal Sate' - Pla
219. Platopresentedthe philosophyof - Idealis
220. Who wrote book'Republic' - Pla
221. AgainstPlato,Aristotlemade home areal - Trainingcent
222. Aristotle wasthe studentof - Pla
223. Aristotle wasthe teacherof - AlexanderGr
224. Worldfirstbookof psychologywaswrittenby - AristoL
225. Aristotle wrote abookonpsychologynamed - Peri Psych
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QS
bo presentedthe philosophyof realismFhe academyestablishedinAthensbyAristotle
irtue liesinthe attainmentof happiness,saidbyCombinationof Arithmetic,music,astronomy&
geometry
rr.binationof Arithmetic,music,reading&writing"Paragogos'inAthenianeducationwasa
..henianeducationinvolve more intellectual elementthanMeaningof Ephebe Wrestlingschool of
Greece was
leaningof Agog
• of speakingandwritingeffectivelyiscalled^maIqbal OpenUniversity(AIOU) establishedinrstlargest
distance universityinAsiarmername of AIOUwas JU is located'ode of instructionof distance education
isrstitute of Educational Research(IER) wasestablishedER belongstouniversityUniversityof Education
was establishedinNo.of campusesof Universityof EducationPunjabExaminationCommission(PEC)
startedinPEC holdsthe examof classes
Dividingstudentsintogroupsaccordingtotheirabilities
What isthe Socratestechnique
A teacherwhoisself-critical of histeaching
Type of educationheldinschool setting
Answers
- Aristotle
- Lyceum
- Aristotle
- Quadrivium
- Didasealeum
- Slave
- Sparatan
- Young man
- Palaestra
- Excitement
- Rhetoric
- 1974 -AIOU
-PeoplesopenuniversitySectorH-8,Islamabad
- Non-formal
-1960
- Punjabuniversity
-2002 -9 -2005
- 5 & 8 Classes
- Tacking
- Question-Answer
- Reflectiveteacher
- Formal education
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FamousMuslimEducationists
1. Hazrat Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) (571-633) - WorldEducationist
# He (PBUH) was the Last Prophetof Allah (SubhanahuTa'ala).
# He (PBUH) stressedrightkindof education. jgw
# He (PBUH) said'Allahsentme as a teacher*.
# He (PBUH) saidthat iearnfromcradle to grave'.
# He (PBUH) usedto talkin the accentof listeners.
# He (PBUH) made education,areligiousobligation.
**# He (PBUH) usedto teachsimple tocomplex concepts.
**# He (PBUH) stressedthe use of QuranicDua(!-»*? yj)
# He (PBUH) usedfriendlyandinterestingbehaviorinteaching.
# He (PBUH) saidthat educationiscompulsoryforbothmen &women.
# He (PBUH) stressedteachingthroughexamplesanddemonstrations.
# He (PBUH) usedto summarize the issue first,andthengive the details.
# He (PBUH) said'Best amongstyouis one wholearns&teaches'Quran'.
# Wivesof Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) usedto teachthe womenandgirls.
# He (PBUH) usedto praise andencourage the people oncorrectanswering.
# He (PBUH) usedto talk/ teach softlywithappropriate pausesandbreaks.
# Establishededucationcenter'Suffa'forteachinginMasjid-e-Nabvi,Madina.
# He (PBUH) stressedaskingquestionswhile teachingtomake learningeffective
# He (PBUH) usedbodylanguage,gesture,facial expressiontomake learningeffective.
# He (PBUH) usedeffectivespeechinteaching(use of pauses,rise&fall of voice
# He (PBUH) establishededucationcenter'Dar-e-Arqam'forteachinginMakkab
# Prisonersof Battle Badrfreedaftertheytaught10 Muslimchildrentoread/write
# He (PBUH) stressednotonlytogain the knowledgebutalsoonpractice.(PBUH) said 'Knowledge
withoutpractice isdangerous'.
# He (PBUH) said'Teach people,make thingseasy,don'tmake thingsdifficultkeepsilentwhen
youbecome furious(angry)'.
# He (PBUH) advisedthe MuslimstoteachtheirchildrenlearnQuran,archery(LSJ'J, swimming,
calculation,medicine &genealogy.
# He (PBUH) usedto teachprinciplesof Islam&QuranMajeedtopeople **coi fromdifferent
regionsof world,&appointeddifferentSahaba(R.A) forpurpose
# "I have neverseenabetterteacherthanthe Messengerof Allah.He neither reprimanded,nor
beatnor insultedme."MuawiyaBinHakamsaid.
2. ImamGhazali (1058-1111) - Iranian/PersianEducationist
Real name AbuHamid MuhammadIbn MuhammadAl-Ghazali.
Goal of societyisto applySharia.
Teach lessonfromsimple tocomplex.
Knowledgecanbringus closertoGod.
Favoredphysical educationforchildren.
Aimof educationisthe character building.
Two typesof knowledgeare;Useful andUseless.
Goal of man isto achieve happinessclosetoGod.
Reasoningisthe 6th sense whichhelpstotell truth.
Teachershouldplanthe lessonbefore the teaching.
Human mindislike aslate and teachercan transformit.
Teach studentsaccordingtotheirindividual differences.
Knowledgeimprovesthe statusandrespectof individual.
Favoredgoodand simple dietforchildrenphysicalgrowth.
Worldlyeducationisequallyimportantasreligiouseducation.
Favoredproperclothingforchildren&disfavoredtightandfitclothing.
Four categoriesof knowledge are;Prophetic,Rulers,Scholars,Preachers.
Teachershouldbehave likeafatherfigure andavoidcorporal punishment.
Divine revelationissuperiortoreasonwhichisendowedonlytoProphets.
Teachersshouldsimplifylessonbyusingtales,storiesetc.tomake iteffective.
Teachinglessonsshouldbe basedonpreviousknowledge 6cstudentexperience.
2 typesUseful knowledge:i)Farz-e-Ain(Compulsory),ii)Farz-e-Kafaya(Optional).
Curriculumshouldbe combinationof religious,worldlyeducation,logic&philosophy.
Includedindustrial education,textile,agriculture,tailoring,&haircut+i g in curriculum.
Favor elementaryeducation&home relatedknowledgeforfemale,nothighereducation.
Ways to identify&remove deficiencies:perfectteacher,close friends,foes,&self-analysis.
Books:Revival of religioussciences(AhyaulAloom),Jewelsof Quran,Alchemyof Happinessetc.
3. Ibn-e-Khaldun (1332-1406)-Arab Educationist/FamousHistorian
# His name wasWalli-UddinAbuZaidAbdul Reranbornin Tunis.
# Educationshouldbe meanstobringhappinessinlife.
# Mathematicsshouldbe taughtas compulsorysubject.
# Educationhelpstodevelopcharacterandpersonality.
# Aimof educationisto developthinkingandreasoning.
# Rote learning/memorizationkill the studentthinkingability.
# Educationsystemshouldbe formulatedbasedonitsideology.
# Mother tongue shouldbe usedinprimaryeducation.
# He presentedthe conceptof'Asabiya'(social cohesion/groupsolidarity).
# Justice isbasicvalue of societyif there isno justice insociety,itwill ruinit.
# Studentshouldparticipate indiscussionoveraproblemandfinditssolution.
# Teacher/parentslove child,notpunishhimtoavoiddamaginghispersonality.
# He favoreddiscussionanddebatesanddisfavoredlecture methodof teaching.
# Travellingisalsoameansof education.He promotedstudytoursforlearning.
# Studentshouldputtheirefforttothink,interpret&activelyinvolveinlearning.
# EveryMuslimmen&womenshouldgainknowledgeof HolyQuran&Sunnah.
# Teachingstudentsaccordingtotheirability/capacitylevel makeslearningeasier.
# Teachersshouldteachsimple tocomplex,knowntounknown,concrete toabstract.
# Vocational/professionalsubjectsshouldbe includedwithacademicsubjectineducation.
# Educationshoulddevelopsocio-economicefficiencyinmantobe effective memberof society.
# There are 2 typesof Aloom:
(1) AloomNaqli(originatedfromQuran,Hadith,Fiqah,Tafseer,grammar)
(2) AloomAqli[g&medthroughexperiment,observation, reasoning(math,physkilogic)]
# Teachingprocessshouldcomprise of 3stages:(1) //if/Wiicrio/i-introducingtopicwith
examplesandsalientpointsto
covered
detail explanationof the pointsdiscussedbefore
(2) Development-
introduction.
(3) Recap/Summary-hssonshouldbe revisedforeffective learning.
Books:Famous"Muqaddma",Arab Philosophyof History.
4. Sir SyedAhmedKhan(1817-1898) - IndianEducationist
He wasalso a political leaderof the Muslims.
Superstitioncannotbe the partof faith (Iman).
He wasMuslimpragmatist& Islamic.Modernist.
He got the title 'Sir','JavadUd-daullah'&'Arif Jung'.
He advocatedthe use of Urdu Language amongMuslims.
He wasfoundingfatherof TwoNationTheoryof Pakistan.
Get ridof the oldand uselessritualsasithinderourprogress.
He promotedWesternScientificeducationamongthe Muslims.
He wasagainstthe superstitiousandorthodox thinkingof the Muslim."
EstablishedanOrphanage forMuslimorphanchildreninMurfadabad.
EstablishedMadrassahMuradabad,1858/Madrassah Ghaziabad,1862.
We will remainhumiliated/rejectedif we notmade progressinscientificfield.
EstablishedScientificSociety-1863 fortranslationof EnglishbooksintoUrdu.
He promotedwesternmoderneducation&religiouseducationamongMuslims.
Muhamadan Educational Conference,1886 to bring political wisdominMuslims.
Knowledgeacquisitionscience/technologyisonlysolutionforMuslimproblems.
EstablishedAligarhHighSchool,1875 whichwas elevatedtoMAOCollege in1877 and to Universityin
1921.
Books:Tafseer-Ul-Quran/Tuzk-e-Jahangiri/Aaeen-e-Akbri/Asbab-baghawat-hind/Loyal Muhammadnsof
India/TabeenUlKalam/AsrarulSanadid.
Journals:TehzeebUlIkhlaq,AligarhInstituteGazette.
5. AllamaMuhammad.Iqbal **(1873-1938). Indian Educationist/Poet
He favoredfemale education&moral education.He wasagainstthe mere bookishknowledge androte
learning.Educationbeginsfromasense of egoand itleadsto perfection.He favoredactivity,creativity,
science andresearchinMuslims.He emphasizedIndividuality(Khudi),one'spreciousself orego.
Studentshave freedomtodeveloptheirpersonalityandtalents.Educationshouldcultivatequalities;1)
Courage,2) Tolerance,3) Faqr. He was awarded'doctorate of PhilosophybyUniversityof Munichin
1907. He wrote famousChildPrayer"LabPeAati HayDua Ban K TammanaMeri".He delivered
'KhutbaAllaabad"in1930, presentedideaof separate homeland.Gave conceptof Mard-e-Mominfor
Muslimstobelieve Allah&restore Khudi.
# He promoted ideasof Justice,brotherhood,equalityandserviceamongMuslims
# Emphasizedlearningbydoingmethod&andstressedtomake lessoninteresting
# Aimof educationisthe developmentof personality&strengtheningindivicqualitiesof achild.
# Learningisabilitytoimplement&applyknowledge inreal situationotherwise ismeaningless.
# He includedphilosophical subjects,artandliterature,religioussubjects,soc^-subjects,history
and science incurriculum.
# ParentsshouldspendtheirlivesaccordingtoQuranand sayingsof HadisMuhammad (PBUH) to
become ideal fortheirchildren.
# Books:Asrar-e-Khudi/Ramooz-e-Bekhudi/Pyam-e-Mashraq/Bang-e-Dara/Bal-eiJabreel/Zarb-e-
Kaleern/Armghan-e-Hijaz/Javed-Nama/Iqbal-nama/Ilm-ul-Iqtisad/Zaboor-e-Aj am.
FamousWesternEducationists
1. FredrickFroebel (1782-1852) - German Educationist
# Humansare creative beings.
# Playisthe engine of real learning.
# Basic componentsof philosophyinclude,free self-activity,creativity,social participationand
motor expression.
# Emphasize play-based, childcentered, games, practices, gifts, pare-involvement,occupation,
songs.
# PresentedKindergartenmethodtoteachchildren'inplayful environment.Books:Educationof
the Man, Pedagogicsof Kindergarten
2. Maria Montessori (1870-1952) - ItalianEducationist
# Playisthe workof child.
# Childshouldbe allowedtomove freelyinclass.
# Age level 1-6yearsof childrenisveryimportant.
# Childrenneedfreedom,funandtheylearnattheirownpace.
# Firstwomen doctorwhograduatedfrom Universityof Rome.
# Multiage groupingof childrenmakesthemlearnfromeachother.
# WorkedwithdisabledchildrenandpresentedMontessori Method.
# Designedspecialmaterials&specialenvironmenttoteachchildren.
# Emphasize natural environmentforlearning,joy,interestandneedof child.
# Beautifullydesignedcolourmaterial shouldbe usedforteachingof children.
slims* Teacherworksas a facilitator&guide,whoprovide environmentandmaterials,
isting* Childrenshouldnotbe forcedtolearn.Childrenlearnreading,writing,calculation
ividu -s freelyasmeylearntowalkand talk.Thiswhole dependsuponthe natural
environmentwhichshouldbe orderlyandaccessibletothe childrenaccordingto
the age and needs.
wise
Bwk Montessori Method/Discoveryof child/Secretof childhood/Absorbentmind
2. socj JhonDewey(1859-1952) - AmericanEducationist
• He isfoundingfatherof functional psychology(functionalism).Hazr ♦ He presented
Pragmatism(philosophyof education).
• He establishedfirstpsychologylabinUSA.al-e- • He presentedLearning-by-Doing
Methodof teaching.
• He advocateddemocracy.
• EstablishedLaboratorySchoolsinChicago,emphasizelabexperimentstolearn.
ks Democracy&Education/Experience &Education/Artasexperience/School and
society/Reconstructioninphilosophy/Philosophyof JohnDewey
3. HelenParkhurst(1887-1973) - AmericanEducationist
e wasa studentof Maria Montessori.
-phasize onindividualizedinstruction,self-reliance &pupil-ledteaching.
->-e presentedDaltonPlan.Itwasa laboratoryschool inwhichlearners::e experimenters.Plan
reorganizedthe school into3components;
irent- (1) Assignment-givingresponsibilitytolearnerstolearnaccordingtointerest
and ability,
(2) Laboratory-Where studentseekbestwaytoachieve assignment,
(3) House-whereteacheractsas a counselortogive lessons.Horace Mann(1796-1859) - American
Educationist
• Educationshouldbe providedbywell trainedteachers.
• Education mustbe free,non-sectarian,andpublicallyfunded.
• Fatherof CommonSchool Movement.Inwhichpromotedfreepubliceducation.
• Establishedspecial teachertrainingcollegescalledNormal schoolsforteachertraining.Capable
teacherswere promotedand unfitteacherswere eliminated.
• Publicschoolingcentral togoodcitizenship,democraticparticipation&societal wellbeing.
3 ooks:Lecturesoneducation/Slavery/Onthe Artof Teaching
Disfavoredbookreading,formal &social education,formal discipline/habitformation.Childrenlearn
rightand wrongthroughexperiencingthe consequencesof thacts ratherthan tliroughphysical
punishment.
* Gave the ideaof negative educationinwhichchildhimselfsetfree,wanderhe andthere in
natural way to learn bydancing,running,playing.
Books:Social Contract/Emile (Novel)/Discourse onPolitical Economy
**4. Pestalozi (1746-1827) - SwissEducationist
Nature of mar. is essentiallygood.
His mottowas'Learningby head,handand heart'.
He wasinspiredfromRousseauideasandhisnovel 'Emile'.
Emphasizednatural environmentinschooling,loving&caring.
He emphasizedchildcenteredapproach,individual difference,sense perceptionstuden!,„if-activity.
♦ Pestalozi Methodemphasizedindividualized,self-paced,self-directedactivity-basedlearning.
Books:Letterson EarlyEducation/The Educationof Man
AncientHistory
Educational History:
Mostlypeople were illiterate inthe past.Oral traditionswere importantwhichwermemorized.Mostof
the education wasachievedorally.ReligionwasmainfocusOeducation.Knowledge aboutthe animals,
farming,fishing,foodpreparation,constructionancmilitarytrainingwasfocused.Formal educationwas
beingprovidedtofewpeople.
Purpose of Educational History:
1. To benefitpastexperiences
2. To understandpeople anddifferentsocieties
3. To analyze cultural norms
4. To understandthe progressionof society
5. To increase educationquality
Historyof EducationAncientGreece:
Educationplayedveryvital role inthe life of Greekpeople inthe past.There were - twomajor statesin
Greece inthe past; Athens& Sparta.It was the periodof 5th _-• BC. There were 2 typesof education;1)
Formal educationdeliveredbypaidic-ersinformal school setting2) Informal Educationdeliveredby
unpaidteacherin: .blic/ local settings.Greekeducationfocusedonmind,bodyandimagination.
I:nationSystemof Athens:
Educationfocusedontrainingof Arts,Peace and War. Schoolswere private _ - people hadan
opportunitytosendtheirchildreninschoolsdue tolow tuition
lere
PrimaryEducation(0-6 Years) - BasicReading/ Writingat home
**3oys were taught at home bymotheror male slave.Theywere taught;
^_ 1) wordsof Homer(poet),2) howto playlyre (musicinstrument).ElementaryEducation(6-14
Years) - GymnasticEducation
Eymnastictrainingupto14 yearswas compulsory.
SecondaryEducation(15-18 Years) - IntellectualEducation
an,
After14 yearsof training,poorstudentsendedtheireducationandjoinon& apprenticeshipof a
trade.Rich studentscontinuedtheireducationunderaulosopherteacher.Subjectsof geometry,
sophistry,astronomyandrhetoric(artf speakingandwritingeffectively) weretaught.
Post-secondaryEducation(19-20Years) -MilitaryTraining
Two yearsmilitarytrainingwasimpartedandstudentswere graduatedafter20 ■ ears. Thenmore
advancedstudieswere alsoprovidedlater.
"Girlswere impartedonlyprimaryeducationathome.Co-curricularactivitiesinclude;running,jumping,
boxing,wrestling,music,dance.
: .cationSystemof Sparta:
wen *
us 0 Main purpose of educationwasto physicallystrongandfitbody.
n am MilitaryTainting(6-18 Years)
Boysand Girlsin barracks undergostrictmilitarytraining.Itincludes,takinglessfood,walkingbare
footed,sleepingonhardbeds,readingandwriting,jumping,running,swimming,hunting,diskthrowing
etc.
Gymnastic& Warfare Training(19-20 Years)
Onlymale personsundergogymnasticandspecial warfare trainingwithreal weapons.Atthe age of 20
after2 yearstraining,a testwastaken.Passingpersonswere declaredsoldiersandcitizens.Otherjoin
trade / businessbuttheywere notconsideredcitizen&theyhadnopolitical rights.
3. SoldierTraining(21-60Years)
Soldiertrainingwascontinuedupto60 yearsina separate barracksevenmarr: soldierswere alsolived
alone withoutfamily.
4. RetirementandFamilyLife (61till death)
Male were retiredatthe age of 60 yearsand theywere allowedtolive the families.
Socrates(469-399 BC):
1. Socrateswas GreekphilosopherborninAthens.
2. He saidthat knowledgeistruth.
3. Personshouldfindtruth,workwiselyandrationally.
4. He stressedinmoral excellence.
5. Teachersask rightquestionsso thatstudentsthink&answercritically.
6. He stressedonself-examination/analysis.
TeachingMethod
QuestionAnswertechnique wasusedbySocratestomotivate,stimulatestuder.andencourage healthy
discussions.Questionsshouldbe designedinsucha way thadmay increase the ;tudentinterestand
curiosity.The questionsshouldbe linkedwi student'sanswers.
Typesof Questionsof Socrates:
1. IntroductoryQuestions - Linkingwithpreviousknowledge of students.
2. DevelopingQuestions - Questionson new topic.
3. RecaptulatoryQuestions- Repeatingthe questions.
4. EvaluatoryQuestions - To judge the performance atthe end.
Plato(429-347 BC):
1. Platowas the studentof Socrates.
2. He presentedthe ideaof Ideal State.
3. Brightestmindsshould made political decisionsof state.
4. He presentedphilosophyof Idealism.
Books:Republic/Statesman/Lysis/Sophist/Laws/Symposium/Apology.Stagesof Educationof Plato:
1. Pre-Education(0-6Years) - Moral Education
Moral educationwill be impartedtochildrenbyparentsandelders.
2. ElementaryEducation(7-18Years) -BasicEducation
Separate ine girlsandboys.Childrenshouldlearnbasiceducation,music,post
math andliterature.
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MilitaryTraining(19-20 Years):
Studentsundergomilitaryexperienceinthe battlefieldfor2years.HigherEducation(21-35 Years):
Studentsgetadvance knowledge of mathematics,philosophyandliterature for10
the ears.Studentsshouldgetthe knowledge of dialecticfor5years.
Rulerand PhilosophersTraining(36-50Years):
Studentsgetthe trainingfrom36-50 yearsto become rulersandphilosophers.Practice asRuleror
Philosophers(50Yearsonward):
People are nowreadytobecome ruleror philosophersandapplytheirknowledge practically.
: tie (384-322 BC):
1. Aristotle wasthe studentof Plato.
2 He wasthe tutorof Alexanderthe Great.
3 Educationisthe attainmentof happiness.derr 4. Virtue liesinthe attainmentof
happiness.
that 5. He usedinductive anddeductive methodtofindoutknowledge.
ts.
' wr 6. Sensoryexperiences/sensationsare the rootof knowledge.7. He presentedphilosophy
of Realism.Books:Peri Psyches/Physics/Metaphysics/Politics/Rhetoric/Economics.The Lyceum
(PeripaticSchool):
It isthe basisof presentdayuniversities.ItwaslocatedinAthens.Aristotle usedi ach;philosophy,
mathematics,andrhetoricinthe school.
[Curriculum:
1. InfantSchooling(0-6):Itincludesplay,physical activities&stories.
2. 7-14 Years Schooling:Numerics,literacy,liberal arts.
3. 15-21 YearsSchooling:Mathematics,Geometry,Astronomy,grammar,literature,poetry,
rhetoric,ethicsandpolitics.
4. 21 Years onward:Physics,metaphysics,biology,cosmology,logic.
- : menRole:
1. Womenwere inferiortomen.Aristotle promotedonlymale education.
2. Girlsshouldbe trainedforhousehold,childrearing(care/development).
EducationinPakistan
Role of Mosque in Education:
1. Place forPrayers
2. Place forsocialization
3. Place forDawa (Preach)
4. Place forCelebration(Eid,Marriage etc.)
5. Place of state meetings
6. Place forMedical Care
7. Place forEducation
Dar-e-Arqam- FirstIslamicEducationCenter:
In earliertimes,non-Muslimswereteasingthe Muslimsinmanywaysthat'spreachingof Islamwas also
difficult.Inordertoavoidsuchsituation,Prophet(PBl establishedEducational center(Dar-e-Arqam) in
HazratArqamBin Arqam(RA) ho It wasfirsteducational centerof Islarri.Itsaimwasto spreadthe
message of Al teachingof Quran & Hadith,Tafsir-e-Quranetc.
Suffah:
Suffahmeansshadedarea/areacoveredbyroof.Itwasan area in Masjid-e-N designatedforthe
education,residence of poor,needy,outguests.NeedypeoplelivedinSuffahwerecalledAshab-e-
Suffah(residentsof Suffah).ItwasfirstIsl Residential University.Prophet(PBUH) usedtosendAshab-e-
Suffahindifferentforpreachingof Islam.Differentneeds(foodetc.) of Ashab-e-Suffahwere provided
Muslimcommunity.SuffahCurriculum:
1. Tafsir-e-Quran 2. Usul-e-Fiqah 3. Usul-e-Din 4.Caliphs
5.Nahv 6. Religion 7. Jadal
14. Language,arts, rituals,laware part of a -Culture
15. Attitude of Prophet(PBUH) inadministrationwas - Humanitarian
16. Core curriculumforearlyMuslimswas -Quran
17. Ibn-e-Sina&ImamGhazali told,childeducationbeginwith - Quran
18. Islamiceducationsystememphasize language mustbe learned -Arabic
19. Islamlaysemphasisonthe - Equalit
20. MuslimUmmah needsteacherswiththe mission - Prophetic
21. No educational systemcanbe betterthanqualityof its - Teachers
22. Teachingprinciple,proceedingfromsimple tocomplex -presentedbyMuslims
23. MuslimCaliphwhopresentedOpenDoorpolicy- Hazrat Ali (R.A
24. HinduscalledAllamalqbalondemandof separate country -Imaginativedreame:
25. NationalistMuslimswhosupportedcongress -HussainAhmed&
26. NationalistMuslimswhosupportedcongress - Dr. ZakirHussair
27. ValuesinIslamiceducationsystemare rootedin- Religious::
28 Most authentic&essentialcurriculuminIslamis- Quran &Sunnah
29. EducationinIslamis - Valued:
30. Man isKhalifatullah(vicegerentof God) in - Isl
31. Superiorityof aman inIslamisbasedon his/her- Pier
32. Reasonto claimseparate homelandbyMuslimsinIndia- Religio:
on ; HAP - 2] Historyof Education
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CurriculumRefinementandDevelopmentCenterisEducationsystemof anationshouldreflectits
PrimaryinstitutioninIslamforuniversalizationof education-Islamiceducationcurriculumemphasizeon
Muslimsemphasizedthe artmostBrilliantperiodinMuslimhistoryforknowledge spreadSalarieswere
startedto be givento teachersinperiodof Muslimeducationputemphasisonthe developmentof
EducationisobligatoryinIslamforMajor problemof managementinPakistani educationSchoollevel
curriculumisdevelopedby
-CRDC. - PhilosophyMosque
- Handicraftskills
- Ca'!igraphy - Abbasides - Hazarat Umar (R.A) - Whole personality - All Muslims
- Lack of Planning-Provincial Textbookboard
Availabilityof one bookforone classcreatesproblemof- Poorcontent
Language preferredbyMuslimsinsubcontinent- Arabic& Persian
Masj id playsaneffective rolein- Preschool education
Free educationinPakistanwasannouncedin - 1947
Mosqueswere declarededucational centersfirstlyin -1979
Educational meetingof 1947 is called - Conference
India'searliestcontactwithIslamwasthrough -Arabmerchantsof Malabar cost
IslamicArtwas the combinationof Arts
Ideologyof education takesitsrootsfromFaithand
Source of IslamicCivilizationis
Muslimsof IndiademandedPakistantopractice
Cornerstone of IslamicIslamicNation
Meaningof word 'nation'is
DSD is locatedin
DSD was establishedin
Oldname of DSD is
Purpose of DSD
DTEs are appointedby
DTEs evaluate the teacher&studentprogressBestmethodforteachinglarge classTalkingand
indisciplineinclassisindicatorof Learninginmothertongue improvesthe studentWorldTeacherDayis
celebratedon
- Roman,Greek,Egypt- Philosophyof life - Quran
- IslamicIdeology
- The Kalima
- Birthof race -WahdatColony,Lahore
- 1959
-EducationExtensionCenter-TeacherEdu.& Training-DSD
- On monthlybasis
- Lecture method
- Studentboredom
- Comprehension
- October5
67. Forgettingcanbe minimizedby
68. What to do whenyoufind2 studentsfighting
69. Tell aggressive studentsabouttheirbehavior's
70. Can a teachersuspendthe student
71. What ispurpose of textbookassignments
72. Difference invaluesof differentage groups
73. Rote learningissuitable forthe
74. Teacherwhoknowsstudentproblemandresolve itis
75. Who iscalledfatherof researchon teaching
76. On firstdayin class,whatwouldyoudo
Dars-e-Nizami:
It was originatedbyMolanaNizamUddinSahalvi inIndiatopromote teachingsIslamaccordingtoQuran
and Sunnahandremove the harmful effectsof seceducation.
Curriculumof Dars-e-Nizami:
1. Quran & Hadith
2. Tafsir Quran
3.Logic
4.Usul-e-Tafseer
5. Usul-e-Hadith
6. Philosophy
7. Mathematics
8. Literature
DeeniMadaris:
DeeniMadaristeach;Quran,Hifz-e-Quran,Ahadith,Fiqah,etc.All DeeniMaare workingunderthe
WafaqulMadaris.Arabiccourse (ShahdatulAlmiya) of anIsl ScholarisconsideredequivalenttoM.A
Islamiat/M.A Arabic.AnIslamicScholardeclare Fatwahaftergraduation.
“Miss/lastdouble pages”
HISTORY OF EDUCATION
S r # Topic
1 Nutshell of Historyof Education
2 FamousMuslimEducationistsFamousWesternEducationists
6 Trendsin Education
7 Miscellaneous
3 AncientHistory
4 EducationinPakistan
Nutshell of Historyof Education
1. EducationisderivedfromaLatin word - Educere
2. Educere means - To lead
3. Change inbehaviorandattitude inhumanbeing-Education
4. Processof acquiring knowledge,skills,values,attitude - Education
5. To enable ahumanto read and write iscalled - Literacy
6. Perfectcode of life forhuman - Quran &Sunnah
7. Islamiceducationsystempreferthe aspectof life - Moral Aspect
8. Book'HujjatulBaligah'was writtenby - ShahWalliullah
9. Shah Waliullahwasgreatlyinfluencedinmysticismby - Ibn-e-Rushd
10. Ibn-e-Rushdwasgreatlyinfluencedby - Ibn-e-Bajjah
11. Certificate usedtoteachinspecificareaof expertiseinhistory - Ijaza
12. In earlystages of Islam,teachersclassifiedintocategories -2
13. Good relationshiphelpstocontrol the - Anger
77. If majorityof studentsare weak,keepyourteachingslow guidance tobrightstudents
78. If teachernot able to getstudentattention,he shouldevaluate
79. If some studentmisbehave,improve theirbehaviorby
80. If back benchersmake noise,make themsit
81. A teacherinthe class shouldkeephisvoice
82. If studentnotable to follow,youshould
83. If studentsfailsinexamination,itisthe fault of
84. If teacherunable to answerquestion,he sayhe will answer
85. Classroomdisciplinecanbe maintainedbydeveloping
86. A teacherinthe class isa
87. Verbal guidance isleasteffective inteaching
88. If noise occur inlecture,teachershouldquite forawhile
89. Mind itself isthe resultof processof evolutionsaidby
90. TV isbetterthanradio inteaching,asit usesbothsenses
91. Disciplinarycasesshouldbe senttoprincipal whenother
92. Firstimportantof the teachingisknowingthe
93. If studentgetsunconscious,providefirstaidandcontact-
94. Curriculumincludesbothformal and
95. Dynamicapproach to teachingmeanslearningthrough
96. If you teachnormal childrenwithblind,sii Ihe blind
97. True evaluationof studentispossible through
- Overlearnin
- Punishbot-Harmful consequence
-N - Practic - Generationga
- SlowLearne
- Appreciate
- N.L.Gag
- Introduce yoursel
-Withsome ext
- His teachingmeth
- Your characte
- In frontbench
- Highenou -Explainwithexampl- Studentsthemselv
- Afterconsultatio -Studentinterestinstu
- Group lead
- Skill -Thengoo
- JohnLock
- Hearing& Visic
- Means fail -Studentbackgroun
Nearbydoctor
- Informal educatic
- Activiti
- On frontbench -Continuousevaluati
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Tr. :se teachersare popularinstudentwhohelpthem
ral valuescanbe developedinstudent,if teacherhimself Vksaid'Allahhassentme asa teacher' -:said
'Knowledge withoutpractice isdangerous'rsteducational centerof IslamhD establishedDar-e-Arqam
.o establishededucationcenterof Islam'Suffah" -ere the Suffahwasestablishedislamiceducation
centerwithstudentresidence facility::?phet(PBUH) companionsandtheirsuccessorswere ostruction
deliveredbyProphet(PBUH) towomen
Icesto illiterate people,itwouldbe endof worldsaidby -amGhazali was
Who said'Goal of societyisto applySharia'
nazali advocated2 typesof knowledge 3nazali said,reasoningin6thsense whichhelpstotell Who
wrote book'Jewelsof Quiar'
no wrote book'Revival of religioussciences'B:okAhya-e-UloomwaswrittenbyB: ok'Kimiya-e-Sadaat'
was writtenby[ ossificationof Faz-e-Ain&Farz-e-KafayapresentedbySeekingknowledge isbasicrightof
everyindividual
nousMuslimHistorianFather of political economyirneKhaldunwasborninWhopresentedthe concept
of'Asabiya'Asabiyameans
Who said'rote learningkillsstudentthinkingability -neKhaldunsaid,primaryeducationshouldbe given
inI -neKhaldunpresented2typesof Aloom, AloomNaqli &Famousbook'Muqaddma'was writtenby
Who differentiatedhistoryof Islamandhistoryof Muslims
-To resolve theirproblem
- Practice them
- Prophet(PBUH)
- Prophet(PBUH) -Dare-Arqam,Makkah
- Prophet(PBUH)
- Prophet(PBUH) -MasjidNabvi,Madina
- Suffah
- Full time teachers
- Once a week - Prophet(PBUH)
- Persianeducationist
- ImamGhazali
- Useful & Useless
-Truth
- Ghazali
- Ghazali
- ImamGhazali
- ImamGhazali
- ImamGhazali
- ImamGhazali
- Ibne-Khaldun
- Ibne-Khaldun
- Tunis
- IbneKhaldun - Groupsolidarity
- IbneKhaldun - Mothertongue
- AloomAqli
- IbneKhaldun
- lbn-e-Khaldun
130. 13 century,Muslimthinker,historian&educationist - Ibn-e-Khaldun
131. Ibne-Khaldunneverfavouredthe method - Lecture Method
132. Who opposedsimultaneouslearningof twolanguages - SirSyedAhmed
133. Foundingfatherof TwoNationTheory - SirSyedAhmed
134. Who said'superstitioncannotbe the partof faith' - SirSyedAhmed
135. Sir SyedestablishedOrphanage forMuslimorphansin - Muradabad
136. Sir SyedestablishedScientificSocietyin-1863
137. AligarhHighSchool wasestablishedin -1875
138. AligarhHighSchool waselevatedtoMAOcollege in - 1877
139. MAO College waselevatedtouniversityin -1921
140. Who wrote journal'Tehzibullkhlaq' - SirSyedAhmed
141. AsbabBaghawat-e-Hindwaswrittenby - SirSyedAhmed
142. Allamalqbal wasbornatSialkoton - November,9,1877
143. Who emphasizedonIndividuality(Khudi) -AllamaIqbal
144. Allamalqbal presentedKhutbaAllabadin-1930
145. Who wrote bookIlmullqtisad - AllamIqbal
146. Who statedthat learningunite knowing,feeling,doing - Froebel
147. Who presentedthe ideaof Kindergarten(KG) -Froebel
148. EmphasisonNationalism, Idealism, childfreedomisphilosophyof - Froebel
149. Permissiveenvironmentof Froebel Kindergarteninclude -Gift,song,occupation
150. FredrickFroebel establishedfirstKindergarten(KG) in -1837
151. Froebel establishedKGforthe childrenage - 4-5 Years
152. All the childrenhave potential tolearnsaidby -Froebel
153. Playisthe engine of real learning,saidby -Froebel
154. Who wrote book'Pedagogousof Kindergarten' - Froebel
155. Froebel was - Germaneducationist
156. Montessori curriculumincludetypesof experience -3
157. Maria Montessori was - Italianeducationist
158. Firstwomandoctor whograduatedfromRome university - Maria Montessori
159. Maria Montessori presentedthe method - Montessori Method
160. Playisthe workof child,saidby - Maria Montessori
161. Who wrote book'Discoveryof Child' - Maria Montessori
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un ir.3 Montessori wasawardedthe degree of - Medicine
xi as foundingfatherof functional psychology - JohnDewey
ed ■M. JoinDeweywas -Americaneducationist
ed . e issaid to have takenfromHerbart - Theoryof interest
ed Pragmaticphilosophywasdevelopedby- Dewey
ad DeweyestablishedLaboratoryschool in- ChicagoUniversity
53 Jhcr. DeweyestablishedLaboratoryschool in -1896
75 — Deweyintroducedthe methodforstudents - Projectmethod
"7 promoteddemocracyineducation - JhonDewey
21 leelsof Deweycurriculum -3
id rst .evel curriculumof Deweywasregarding - Making& doing
id v econdlevel of curriculumof Deweywasregarding -Space & Time concept
n Thirdlevel of curriculumof Deweywasregarding -Science subjects
al namingbyDoingMethod waspresentedby - Dewey
SO D wrote book'Reconstructioninphilosophy' - Dewey
al ton Planwasintroducedby - HelenParkurst
el thername of DaltonPlan - ChildrenUniversity
el DaltonPlanschool wasestablishedinNew Yorkin - 1919
el Classroomsof DaltonPlanwere called - Laboratories
)n StudentprogressinDaltonPlanwasshownby - Graph/diagrams
17 In DaltonPlanwhooutlinedweeklyassignments - Teachers
rs C ahon Planconference durationtoexchangeideas - 25-45 minutes
el : arts of Daltonplanswere -3(House/Assignment/Lab)
el HelenPurkurstwasan -Americaneducationist
el IS6L Fatherof AmericanEducation - Horrace Mann
St Z ?mmonSchoolsof Horrace were for the - Studentslearning
N rmal Schoolsof Horrace were for the - Teachertraining
st 3 wrote book'On the art of teaching' - Horrace Mann
ri Philosophyof Naturalismineducationwaspresentedby- Rousseau
»d usseaupreferredineducationsense of discrimination&-Physical activities
ri Educational programof Rousseauwasfor people of - Upperclassesonly
ri A ho considerthe educationasnegative process- Rousseau
194. Who considerthatchildat birthisby nature good - Rousseau
195. Rousseau identifieddevelopmental stages
196. Who relatedthe schoolingtosocial purposes - Rousseau
197. Who said,childmustbe freedfromsociety'simprisoninginstitutes-Rousseau
198. Who wrote famousnovel Emile- Rousseau
199. Who developedobjectlessonemphasizingsensorylearning- Rousseau
200. Rousseausaidthataim of life is - Self-Expression
201. Who wrote book'Social Contract' - Rousseau
202. Rousseauwas - SwissEducationist
203. What Pestalozi appliedtoeducation - Modifiednaturalist
204. PioneerinElementaryEducationReforms - Pestalo
205. Pestalozi presentedthe Normal school for - Teachertrainin
206. Fatherof vocational training - Pestalo
207. Fatherof ModernEducation -Pestalo
208. Pestalozi stressedonthe trainingof - Teache
209. Motto 'Learningby head,handand heart'was givenby - Pestalo
210. 2 Main statesAthens&Sparta was the part of - Greek
211. Socratesusedquestioningtechnique todevelopthe - Concept
212. Knowledgethatcomesfrominside isreal,saidby - Socrates
213. Socrateswas the teacherof - **PI
214. DialecticMethodwaspresentedby **-PI
215. Plato'sphilosophytookeducationasmeansof preserving - The** sta
216. Dialogue toresolve conflictb/wtwopartiesona topic - DialecticMethod
217. Main role of education,accordingtoPlatois to develop - Powerof thinking
218. Who presentedthe ideaof "Ideal Sate' - Plato
219. Platopresentedthe philosophyof - Idealist
220. Who wrote book'Republic' - Plato
221. AgainstPlato,Aristotlemade home areal - Trainingcentre
222. Aristotle wasthe studentof - Plato
223. Aristotle wasthe teacherof - AlexanderGreat
224. Worldfirstbookof psychologywaswrittenby - Aristtole
225. Aristotle wrote abookonpsychologynamed - Peri **Psych
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QS
bo presentedthe philosophyof realism
Fhe academyestablishedinAthensbyAristotle
irtue liesinthe attainmentof happiness,saidby
Combinationof Arithmetic,music,astronomy&geometry
rr.binationof Arithmetic,music, reading&writing"Paragogos'
inAthenianeducationwasa
..
henianeducationinvolvemore intellectualelementthan
Meaningof Ephebe Wrestlingschool of Greece was
leaningof Agog
• of speakingandwritingeffectivelyiscalled
ma Iqbal OpenUniversity(AIOU) establishedin
Firstlargestdistance universityinAsiarmername of AIOUwas
**JU islocated'ode of instructionof distance educationisrstitute of Educational Research(IER) was
establishedER belongstouniversity
Universityof Education wasestablishedin
No.of campusesof Universityof Education
PunjabExaminationCommission(PEC) startedin
PEC holdsthe examof classes
Dividingstudentsintogroupsaccordingtotheirabilities
What isthe Socratestechnique
A teacherwhoisself-critical of histeaching
Type of educationheldinschool setting
Answer
- Aristotle
- Lyceum
- Aristotle
- Quadrivium
- Didasealeum
- Slave
- Sparatan
- Young man
- Palaestra
- Excitement
- Rhetoric
- 1974 -AIOU
-PeoplesopenuniversitySectorH-8, Islamabad
- Non-formal
-1960
- Punjabuniversity
-2002 -9 -2005
- 5 & 8 Classes
- Tacking
- Question-Answer
- Reflectiveteacher
- Formal education
FamousMuslimEducationists
1. Hazrat Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) (571-633) - WorldEducationist
# He (PBUH) was the Last Prophetof Allah(SubhanahuTa'ala).
# He (PBUH) stressedrightkindof education. jgw
# He (PBUH) said'Allahsentme as a teacher*.
# He (PBUH) saidthat iearnfromcradle to grave'.
# He (PBUH) usedto talkin the accentof listeners.
# He (PBUH) made education,areligiousobligation.
# He (PBUH) usedto teachsimple tocomplex concepts.
# He (PBUH) stressedthe use of QuranicDua(!-»*? yj)
# He (PBUH) usedfriendlyandinterestingbehaviorinteaching.
# He (PBUH) saidthat educationiscompulsoryforbothmen&women.
# He (PBUH) stressedteachingthroughexamplesanddemonstrations.
# He (PBUH) usedto summarize the issue first,andthengive the details.
# He (PBUH) said'Best amongstyouis one wholearns&teaches'Quran'.
# Wivesof Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) usedto teachthe womenandgirls.
# He (PBUH) usedto praise andencourage the people oncorrectanswering.
# He (PBUH) usedto talk/ teach softlywithappropriate pausesandbreaks.
# Establishededucationcenter'Suffa'for teachinginMasjid-e-Nabvi,Madina.
# He (PBUH) stressedaskingquestionswhile teachingtomake learningeffective
# He (PBUH) usedbodylanguage,gesture,facial expressiontomake learningeffective.
# He (PBUH) usedeffectivespeechinteaching(use of pauses,rise&fall of voice |
# He (PBUH) establishededucationcenter'Dar-e-Arqam'forteachinginMakkab
# Prisonersof Battle Badrfreedaftertheytaught10 Muslimchildrentoread/write
# He (PBUH) stressednotonlytogain the knowledgebutalsoon practice.(PBUH) said'Knowledge
withoutpractice isdangerous'.
# He (PBUH) said'Teach people,make thingseasy,don'tmake thingsdiffickeepsilentwhenyou
become furious(angry)'.
# He (PBUH) advisedthe MuslimstoteachtheirchildrenlearnQuran, archery(LSJ'J, swimming,
calculation,medicine &genealogy.
# He (PBUH) usedto teachprinciplesof Islam&QuranMajeedtopeople coi fromdifferentregions
of world,&appointeddifferentSahaba(R.A) forpurpose
# "I have neverseenabetterteacherthanthe Messengerof Allah.He neithreprimanded,nor
beatnor insultedme."MuawiyaBinHakamsaid.
2. Imam Ghazali (1058-1111) - Iranian/PersianEducationist
Real name AbuHamid MuhammadIbn MuhammadAl-Ghazali.
Goal of societyisto applySharia.
Teach lessonfromsimple tocomplex.
Knowledgecanbringus closertoGod.
Favoredphysical educationforchildren.
Aimof educationisthe character building.
Two typesof knowledgeare;Useful andUseless.
Goal of man isto achieve happinessclosetoGod.
Reasoningisthe 6th sense whichhelpstotell truth.
Teachershouldplanthe lessonbefore the teaching.
Human mindislike aslate and teachercan transformit.
Teach studentsaccordingtotheirindividual differences.
Knowledgeimprovesthe statusandrespectof individual.
Favoredgoodand simple dietforchildrenphysicalgrowth.
Worldlyeducationisequallyimportantasreligiouseducation.
Favoredproperclothingforchildren&disfavoredtightandfitclothing.
Four categoriesof knowledge are;Prophetic,Rulers,Scholars,Preachers.
Teachershouldbehave likeafatherfigure andavoidcorporal punishment.
Divine revelationissuperiortoreasonwhichisendowedonlytoProphets.
Teachersshouldsimplifylessonbyusingtales,storiesetc.tomake iteffective.
Teachinglessonsshouldbe basedonpreviousknowledge 6cstudentexperience.
2 typesUseful knowledge:i)Farz-e-Ain(Compulsory),ii)Farz-e-Kafaya(Optional).
Curriculumshouldbe combinationof religious,worldlyeducation,logic&philosophy.
Includedindustrial education,textile,agriculture,tailoring,&haircut+i g in curriculum.
Favor elementaryeducation&home relatedknowledgeforfemale,nothighereducation.
Ways to identify&remove deficiencies:perfectteacher,close friends,foes,&self-analysis.
Books:Revival of religioussciences(AhyaulAloom),Jewelsof Quran,Alchemyof Happinessetc.
3. Ibn-e-Khaldun (1332-1406)-Arab Educationist/FamousHistorian
# His name wasWalli-UddinAbuZaidAbdul Reranbornin Tunis.
# Educationshouldbe meanstobringhappinessinlife.
# Mathematicsshouldbe taughtas compulsorysubject.
# Educationhelpstodevelopcharacterandpersonality.
# Aimof educationisto developthinkingandreasoning.
# Rote learning/memorizationkill the studentthinkingability.
# Educationsystemshouldbe formulatedbasedonitsideology.
# Mother tongue shouldbe usedinprimaryeducation.
# He presentedthe conceptof'Asabiya'(social cohesion/groupsolidarity).
# Justice isbasicvalue of societyif there isnojustice insociety,itwill ruinit.
# Studentshouldparticipate indiscussionoveraproblemandfinditssolution.
# Teacher/parentslove child,notpunishhimtoavoiddamaginghispersonality.
# He favoreddiscussionanddebatesand disfavoredlecturemethodof teaching.
# Travellingisalsoameansof education.He promotedstudytoursforlearning.
# Studentshouldputtheirefforttothink,interpret&activelyinvolveinlearning.
# EveryMuslimmen&womenshouldgainknowledgeof HolyQuran&Sunnah.
# Teachingstudentsaccordingtotheirability/capacitylevel makeslearningeasier.
# Teachersshouldteachsimple tocomplex,knowntounknown,concrete toabstract.
# Vocational/professionalsubjectsshouldbe includedwithacademic subjectineducation.
# Educationshoulddevelopsocio-economicefficiencyinmantobe effective memberof society.
# There are 2 typesof Aloom:
(1) AloomNaqli(originatedfromQuran,Hadith,Fiqah,Tafseer,grammar)
(2) AloomAqli[g&medthroughexperiment,observation,reasoning(math,physkilogic)]
# Teachingprocessshouldcomprise of 3stages:(1) //if/Wiicrio/i-introducingtopicwith
examplesandsalientpointsto
covered
detail explanationof the pointsdiscussedbefore
(2) Development-
introduction.
(3) Recap/Summary-hssonshouldbe revisedforeffective learning.
Books:Famous"Muqaddma",Arab Philosophyof History.
4. Sir SyedAhmedKhan(1817-1898) - IndianEducationist jjk
He wasalso a political leaderof the Muslims. JkJ^*
Superstition cannotbe the partof faith(Iman). BHLJB
He wasMuslimpragmatist& Islamic.Modernist.
He got the title 'Sir','JavadUd-daullah'&'Arif Jung'.
He advocatedthe use of Urdu Language amongMuslims.
He wasfoundingfatherof TwoNationTheoryof Pakistan.
Get ridof the oldand uselessritualsasithinderourprogress.
He promotedWesternScientificeducationamongthe Muslims.
He wasagainstthe superstitiousandorthodox thinkingof the Muslim."
EstablishedanOrphanage forMuslimorphanchildreninMurfadabad.
EstablishedMadrassahMuradabad,1858/Madrassah Ghaziabad,1862.
We will remainhumiliated/rejectedif we notmade progressinscientificfield.
EstablishedScientificSociety-1863 fortranslationof EnglishbooksintoUrdu.
He promotedwesternmoderneducation&religiouseducationamongMuslims.
Muhamadan Educational Conference,1886 to bring political wisdominMuslims.
Knowledgeacquisitionscience/technologyisonlysolutionforMuslimproblems.
EstablishedAligarhHighSchool,1875 whichwas elevatedtoMAOCollege in1877 and to Universityin
1921.
Books:Tafseer-Ul-Quran/Tuzk-e-Jahangiri/Aaeen-e-Akbri/Asbab-baghawat-hind/Loyal Muhammadnsof
India/TabeenUlKalam/AsrarulSanadid.
Journals:TehzeebUlIkhlaq,AligarhInstituteGazette.
5. AllamaMuhammad.Iqbal (1873-1938). IndianEducationist/Poet
He favoredfemale education&moral education.He wasagainstthe mere bookishknowledge androte
learning.Educationbeginsfromasense of egoand itleadsto perfection.He favoredactivity,creativity,
science andresearchinMuslims.He emphasizedIndividuality(Khudi),one'spreciousself orego.
Studentshave freedomtodeveloptheirpersonalityandtalents.Educationshouldcultivatequalities;1)
Courage,2) Tolerance,3) Faqr. He was awarded'doctorate of PhilosophybyUniversityof Munichin
1907. He wrote famousChildPrayer"LabPeAati HayDua Ban K TammanaMeri".He delivered
'KhutbaAllaabad"in1930, presentedideaof separate homeland.Gave conceptof Mard-e-Mominfor
Muslimstobelieve Allah&restore Khudi.
# He promotedideasof Justice,brotherhood,equalityandserviceamongMuslir
# Emphasizedlearningbydoingmethod&andstressedtomake lessoninterestir
# Aimof educationisthe developmentof personality&strengtheningindivicqualitiesof achild.
# Learningisabilitytoimplement&applyknowledge inreal situationotherwisismeaningless.
# He includedphilosophical subjects,artandliterature,religioussubjects,soc^-subjects,history
and science incurriculum.
# ParentsshouldspendtheirlivesaccordingtoQuranand sayingsof Ha Muhammad (PBUH) to
become ideal fortheirchildren.
# Books:Asrar-e-Khudi/Ramooz-e-Bekhudi/Pyam-e-Mashraq/Bang-e-Dara/Bal-eiJabreel/Zarb-e-
Kaleern/Armghan-e-Hijaz/Javed-Nama/Iqbal-nama/Ilm-ul-Iqtisad/Zaboor-e-Aj am.
FamousWesternEducationists
1. FredrickFroebel (1782-1852) - German Educationist
# Humansare creative beings.
# Playisthe engine of real learning.
# Basic componentsof philosophyinclude,free self-activity,creativity,social participationand
motor expression.
# Emphasize play-based, childcentered, games, practices, gifts, pare-involvement,occupation,
songs.
# PresentedKindergartenmethodtoteachchildren'inplayful environment.Books:Educationof
the Man, Pedagogicsof Kindergarten
2. Maria Montessori (1870-1952) - ItalianEducationist
# Playisthe workof child.
# Childshouldbe allowedtomove freelyinclass.
# Age level 1-6yearsof childrenisveryimportant.
# Childrenneedfreedom,funandtheylearnattheirownpace.
# Firstwomendoctorwhograduatedfrom Universityof Rome.
# Multiage groupingof childrenmakesthemlearnfromeachother.
# WorkedwithdisabledchildrenandpresentedMontessori Method.
# Designedspecialmaterials&specialenvironment toteachchildren.
# Emphasize natural environmentforlearning,joy,interestandneedof child.
# Beautifullydesignedcolourmaterial shouldbe usedforteachingof children.
slims* Teacherworksas a facilitator&guide,whoprovide environmentandmaterials,
isting* Childrenshouldnotbe forcedtolearn.Childrenlearnreading,writing,calculation
ividu -s freelyasmeylearntowalkand talk.Thiswhole dependsuponthe natural
environmentwhichshouldbe orderlyandaccessibletothe childrenaccordingto
the age and needs.
wise
Bwk Montessori Method/Discoveryof child/Secretof childhood/Absorbentmind
3. socj JhonDewey(1859-1952) - AmericanEducationist
• He isfoundingfatherof functional psychology(functionalism).Hazr ♦ He presented
Pragmatism(philosophyof education).
• He establishedfirstpsychologylabinUSA.al-e- • He presentedLearning-by-Doing
Methodof teaching.
• He advocateddemocracy.
• EstablishedLaboratorySchoolsinChicago,emphasizelabexperimentstolearn.
ks Democracy&Education/Experience &Education/Artasexperience/School and
society/Reconstructioninphilosophy/Philosophyof JohnDewey
4. HelenParkhurst(1887-1973) - AmericanEducationist
e wasa studentof Maria Montessori.
-phasize onindividualizedinstruction,self-reliance &pupil-ledteaching.
->-e presentedDaltonPlan.Itwasa laboratoryschool inwhichlearners::e experimenters.Plan
reorganizedthe school into3components;
irent- (1) Assignment-givingresponsibilitytolearnerstolearnaccordingtointerest
and ability,
(2) Laboratory-Where studentseekbestwaytoachieve assignment,
(3) House-whereteacheractsas a counselortogive lessons.Horace Mann(1796-1859) - American
Educationist
• Educationshouldbe providedbywell trained teachers.
• Educationmustbe free,non-sectarian,andpublicallyfunded.
• Fatherof CommonSchool Movement.Inwhichpromotedfreepubliceducation.
• Establishedspecial teachertrainingcollegescalledNormal schoolsforteachertraining.Capable
teacherswere promotedandunfitteacherswere eliminated.
• Publicschoolingcentral togoodcitizenship,democraticparticipation&societal wellbeing.
3 ooks:Lecturesoneducation/Slavery/Onthe Artof Teaching
**Disfavoredbookreading,formal &social education,formal discipline/habitformation.Childrenlearn
rightand wrongthroughexperiencingthe consequencesof thacts ratherthan tliroughphysical
punishment.
* Gave the ideaof negative educationinwhichchildhimselfsetfree,wanderhe and there in
natural way to learnbydancing,running,playing.
Books:Social Contract/Emile (Novel)/Discourse onPolitical Economy
7. Pestalozi (1746-1827) - SwissEducationist
Nature of mar. is essentiallygood.
His mottowas'Learningby head,handand heart'.
He wasinspiredfromRousseauideasandhisnovel 'Emile'.
Emphasizednatural environmentinschooling,loving&caring.
He emphasizedchildcenteredapproach,individual difference,sense perceptionstuden!,„if-activity.
♦ Pestalozi Methodemphasizedindividualized,self-paced,self-directedactivity-basedlearning.
Books:Letterson EarlyEducation/The Educationof Man
AncientHistory
Educational History:
Mostlypeople were illiterate inthe past.Oral traditionswere importantwhichwermemorized.Mostof
the educationwasachievedorally.ReligionwasmainfocusOeducation.Knowledge aboutthe animals,
farming,fishing,foodpreparation,constructionancmilitarytrainingwasfocused.Formal educationwas
beingprovidedtofewpeople.
Purpose of Educational History:
1. To benefitpastexperiences
2. To understandpeople anddifferentsocieties
3. To analyze cultural norms
4. To understandthe progressionof society
5. To increase educationquality
Historyof EducationAncientGreece:
Educationplayedveryvital role inthe life of Greekpeople inthe past.There were - twomajor statesin
Greece inthe past; Athens& Sparta.It was the periodof 5th _-• BC. There were 2 typesof education;1)
Formal educationdeliveredbypaidic-ersinformal school setting2) Informal Educationdeliveredby
unpaidteacherin: .blic/ local settings.Greekeducationfocusedonmind,bodyandimagination.
I:nationSystemof Athens:
Educationfocusedontrainingof Arts,Peace and War. Schoolswere private _ - people hadan
opportunitytosendtheirchildreninschoolsdue tolow tuition
Education(0-6 Years) - Basic Reading/Writingat home
3oys were taughtat home by motheror male slave.Theywere taught;
^_ 1) wordsof Homer(poet),2) how to playlyre (musicinstrument).ElementaryEducation(6-14
Years) - GymnasticEducation
Eymnastictrainingupto14 yearswas compulsory.
SecondaryEducation(15-18 Years) - IntellectualEducation
an,
After14 yearsof training,poorstudentsendedtheir educationandjoinon& apprenticeshipof a
trade.Rich studentscontinuedtheireducationunderaulosopherteacher.Subjectsof geometry,
sophistry,astronomyandrhetoric(artf speakingandwritingeffectively) weretaught.
Post-secondaryEducation(19-20Years) -MilitaryTraining
Two yearsmilitarytrainingwasimpartedandstudentswere graduatedafter20 ■ ears. Thenmore
advancedstudieswere alsoprovidedlater.
"Girlswere impartedonlyprimaryeducationathome.Co-curricularactivitiesinclude;running,jumping,
boxing,wrestling,music,dance.
: .cationSystemof Sparta:
wen *
us 0 Main purpose of educationwasto physicallystrongandfitbody.
n am MilitaryTainting(6-18 Years)
Boysand Girlsin barracks undergostrictmilitarytraining.Itincludes,takinglessfood,walkingbare
footed,sleepingonhardbeds,readingandwriting,jumping,running,swimming,hunting,diskthrowing
etc.
Gymnastic& Warfare Training(19-20 Years)
Onlymale personsundergogymnasticandspecial warfare trainingwithreal weapons.Atthe age of 20
after2 yearstraining,a testwastaken.Passingpersonswere declaredsoldiersandcitizens.Otherjoin
trade / businessbuttheywere notconsideredcitizen&theyhadnopolitical rights.
3. SoldierTraining(21-60Years)
Soldiertrainingwascontinuedupto60 yearsina separate barracksevenmarr: soldierswere alsolived
alone withoutfamily.
4. RetirementandFamilyLife (61till death)
Male were retiredatthe age of 60 yearsand theywere allowedtolive the families.
Socrates(469-399 BC):
1. Socrateswas GreekphilosopherborninAthens.
2. He saidthat knowledgeistruth.
3. Personshouldfindtruth,workwiselyandrationally.
4. He stressedinmoral excellence.
5. Teachersask rightquestionssothatstudentsthink&answercritically.
6. He stressedonself-examination/analysis.
TeachingMethod
QuestionAnswertechnique wasusedbySocratestomotivate,stimulatestuder.andencourage healthy
discussions.Questionsshouldbe designed insuchaway thadmay increase the ;tudentinterestand
curiosity.The questionsshouldbe linkedwi student'sanswers.
Typesof Questionsof Socrates:
1. IntroductoryQuestions - Linkingwithpreviousknowledge of students.
2. DevelopingQuestions - Questionsonnew topic.
3. RecaptulatoryQuestions- Repeatingthe questions.
4. EvaluatoryQuestions - To judge the performance atthe end.
Plato(429-347 BC):
1. Platowas the studentof Socrates.
2. He presentedthe ideaof Ideal State.
3. Brightestmindsshouldmade political decisionsof state.
4. He presentedphilosophyof Idealism.
Books:Republic/Statesman/Lysis/Sophist/Laws/Symposium/Apology.Stagesof Educationof Plato:
1. Pre-Education(0-6Years) - Moral Education
Moral educationwill be impartedtochildrenbyparentsandelders.
2. ElementaryEducation(7-18Years) -BasicEducation
Separate ine girlsandboys.Childrenshouldlearnbasiceducation,music,post
math andliterature.
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MilitaryTraining(19-20 Years):
HTM
Studentsundergomilitaryexperienceinthe battlefieldfor2years.HigherEducation(21-35 Years):
Studentsgetadvance knowledge of mathematics,philosophyandliterature for10
the ears.Studentsshouldgetthe knowledge of dialecticfor 5years.
Rulerand PhilosophersTraining(36-50Years):
Studentsgetthe trainingfrom36-50 yearsto become rulersandphilosophers.Practice asRuleror
Philosophers(50Yearsonward):
People are nowreadytobecome ruleror philosophersandapplytheir knowledge practically.
: tie (384-322 BC):
1. Aristotle wasthe studentof Plato.
2 He wasthe tutorof Alexanderthe Great.
3 Educationisthe attainmentof happiness.derr 4. Virtue liesinthe attainmentof
happiness.
that 5. He usedinductive anddeductive methodtofindoutknowledge.
ts.
' wr 6. Sensoryexperiences/sensationsare the rootof knowledge.7. He presentedphilosophy
of Realism.Books:Peri Psyches/Physics/Metaphysics/Politics/Rhetoric/Economics. The Lyceum
(PeripaticSchool):
It isthe basisof presentdayuniversities.ItwaslocatedinAthens.Aristotle usedi ach;philosophy,
mathematics,andrhetoricinthe school.
[Curriculum:
1. InfantSchooling(0-6):Itincludesplay,physical activities& stories.
2. 7-14 Years Schooling:Numerics,literacy,liberal arts.
3. 15-21 YearsSchooling:Mathematics,Geometry,Astronomy,grammar,literature,poetry,
rhetoric,ethicsandpolitics.
4. 21 Years onward:Physics,metaphysics,biology,cosmology,logic.
- : menRole:
1. Womenwere inferiortomen.Aristotle promotedonlymale education.
2. Girlsshouldbe trainedforhousehold,childrearing(care/development).
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Role of Mosque in Education:
1. Place forPrayers
2. Place forsocialization
3. Place forDawa (Preach)
4. Place forCelebration(Eid,Marriage etc.)
5. Place of state meetings
6. Place forMedical Care
7. Place forEducation
Dar-e-Arqam- FirstIslamicEducationCenter:
In earliertimes,non-Muslimswereteasingthe Muslimsinmanywaysthat'spreachingof Islamwas also
difficult.Inordertoavoidsuchsituation,Prophet(PBl establishedEducational center(Dar-e-Arqam) in
HazratArqamBin Arqam(RA) ho It wasfirsteducational centerof Islarri.Itsaimwasto spreadthe
message of Al teachingof Quran & Hadith,Tafsir-e-Quranetc.
Suffah:
Suffahmeansshadedarea/areacoveredbyroof.Itwasan area in Masjid-e-N designatedforthe
education,residence of poor,needy,outguests.NeedypeoplelivedinSuffahwerecalled Ashab-e-
Suffah(residentsof Suffah).ItwasfirstIsl Residential University.Prophet(PBUH) usedtosendAshab-e-
Suffahindifferentforpreachingof Islam.Differentneeds(foodetc.) of Ashab-e-Suffahwere provided
Muslimcommunity.SuffahCurriculum:
1. Tafsir-e-Quran 2. Usul-e-Fiqah 3. Usul-e-Din 4.Caliphs
5.Nahv 6. Religion 7. Jadal
Dars-e-Nizami:
It was originatedbyMolanaNizamUddinSahalvi inIndiatopromote teachingsIslamaccordingtoQuran
and Sunnahandremove the harmful effectsof seceducation.
Curriculumof Dars-e-Nizami:
1. Quran & Hadith 2. TafsirQuran 3.Logic 4.Usul-e-Tafseer
5. Usul-e-Hadith 6. Philosophy 7. Mathematics8. Literature
DeeniMadaris:
DeeniMadaristeach;Quran,Hifz-e-Quran,Ahadith,Fiqah,etc.All DeeniMaare workingunderthe
WafaqulMadaris.Arabiccourse (ShahdatulAlmiya) of anIsl ScholarisconsideredequivalenttoM.A
Islamiat/M.A Arabic.AnIslamicScholardeclare Fatwahaftergraduation.
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Maktab School:
Maktab schoolsare associatedwiththe mosques.Maktabschoolswere suggesteda1979 Education
policyof Pakistan.Educationfromclass1 to class 3 was requiredto
- E giveninMasjidMaktabschool.A competentteacherwillhelpImamof Masjid in-.eaching.
Maktab schoolsare differentformMadarisinscope where studentsare fewerandleastcurriculum
includingQuranNaziraandHiz-e-Quranwere taught.
Mosque Schools:
EducationPolicy1978 suggestedthe establishmentof Mosque Schoolsto -prove the educationin
Pakistan.Subjectsof Urduand mathwithQuran were taught. - e traditional Imamswere unable to
continue thiseducationalteachingsothisideawas -;:implementedfully.
> wr. PilotSchools/CharterSchools:
3UI: These are elementaryandsecondaryschoolsthatreceivefundingfromthe govt.
l0US - ai theyare free fromsome of the rulesandregulationsthatare appliedonotherpublicMia:
hools.These schoolswere startedwiththe helpof USA.Purpose of charterschool isto -crease and
improve the opportunitiesof education.
mprehensive School Scheme:
These schoolswere alsoestablishedwiththe helpof USA.Firstcomprehensive j ' ; - :ol was
establishedinMultanin1966. These schoolswere establishedineachdistrict
- ;iiquarterall overthe Pakistan.Itsaimwasto provide qualityeducation.
area
edt cational Schools:
These schoolsarrange vocational coursesforthe studentswhohave passedtheir
- idle ormatric classes.Coursesinclude;carpenter,mason, welder,tailor,electrician,. -^puter
operator,embroidery,etc.Vocational schoolshave establishedateachtehsil e%el inPakistan.
special Schools:
lgsc Special schoolshave beenestablishedinall the districtsandtehsilsof Pakistanfor
jcuh_-e childrenwithspecial needs.These childrenmainlyinclude;childrenwithmentalKtardation,
visual impairment,hearingimpairment,physicallyhandicapped.Special e;ucationteacherswith
differentprofessionalssuchaspsychologists,speechtherapist,audiologist,physiotherapistetc.teach
the childrenwithspecial needswithspecially
- :difiedcurriculum.
Ilamalqbal OpenUniversity(AIOU):
idar 1. AIOU isthe firstlargestuniversityof distance educationinAsia.
2. AIOU is the secondlargestuniversityof distance educationinWorld.
4. It was renamedasAIOUin 1977 by ZulfiqarAli Bhutto.
5. Establishedtoeducate workers,peopleof distantareasattheirhome place.
6. It islocatedinH-8 Sector,Islamabad.
7. Its chancelloristhe President of Pakistan.
8. Its average student'senrolmentismore 121acs everyyear.
9. Non-formal teachingmethodologyisusedforteaching.
10. It providestextbooks,andreadingmaterial tostudentsathome.
11. It arrangesradio,televisionprogramsforstudents.
12. It arrangestutors inthe near surroundingof the students.
13. Studentshave tosubmitthe assignmenttothe tutors& appearin semesterexamstopassthe
program/course.
14. It has startedmanyonline learningprograms.
15. It has 1172 studycentersforprofessionaltrainingof students.
16. It has 9 regional campuses,33 regional centers,41approvedstudycenters.138 part-time
regional coordinatingoffices.
17. Largestteachereducationinstitutionwithaverage enrolmentof 4lac students.
18. OnlyinstitutionprovidingprogramforEducational Planning&management.
19. It offersmore than2000 courses.
20. It offersoperatingsemestersystemtwice ayeari.e.Spring&Autumn.
21. It got UNESCOROMA & Raja RoySinghaward foreducatingrural masses.
Institute of EducationandResearch(IER):
It isa postgraduate collegeof educationinPunjabUniversity,Lahore establishecin1960 withthe
cooperationof USA.It ispremierandmost prestigiousinstitute of educationincountry.Itprovides
teachertraining,advance studiesandqualityresearch.
National Bureauof CurriculumandTextbook(NBCT):
It isalso calledcurriculumwing.Thiswingisresponsibletosupervisethe provincial curriculumbureau
for theircurriculumdevelopmentandtextbooksdevelopmentbyensuringthe qualityand
standardization.
StepsinCurriculumDevelopment:
1. DevelopingObjectives(Objectivesare framedonbasisof educationpolicy)
2. Scheme of Study(ltconsidernational educationpolicy,marketdemand,andglobal issues.
3. Developmentof Sy//a6j#s(Syllabusisdevelopedaccordingtoobjectives)
4. Textbooksdevelopment(ProvincialTextbookBoard-PTTBdevelopit)
5. ReviewandApproval (National Review committee review books)
6. PublicationandDistribution(Afterapproval,bookispublished)
7. TeacherTraining(Usuallyteacherguide isprovidedtoteachthe particularbookand sometimes
trainingisimpartedforthe teachingof book.)
Provincial TextbookBoard(PTTB):
Four PTTBs have beenestablishedone ineachprovince. PTTBsare responsible rpreparing,publishing,
stocking,distributionandmarketingschool textbooks.PPTBs:repare booksforthe classesKG to
Intermediate.
Board of Intermediate andSecondaryEducation(BISE):
BISE isresponsibletoconductexamsof Secondary(IX-X) andHigherSecondaryXI-XII) classes.BISEshave
beenestablishedineachdivision.
Inter-BoardCommitteeof Chairman(IBCC):
Thiscommittee wasestablished,comprisingof chairmanof BISEsfor mutual .^aborationof BISEs.It was
establishedtoresolve the issuesof all BISEsandbringmiformityintheirworkings.
EducationExtensionCenters:
EECs were establishedineachprovince of Pakistantoimpartpreservice andDservice trainingtothe
teachers.EECs provide trainingtothe teachers forthe changesmade inthe curriculum.InPunjab,EEC
has beenrenamedasDSD (Directorate of Staff Ir elopment).
Provincial Institutesof TeacherEducation(PITE):
PITEs were establishedinPunjabin2000 forqualityassurance andteacherraining,offeringprogramsof
B.Ed, M.Ed and M.A Education.These were sponsoredbyAsianDevelopmentBank.PresentlyPITEs
stoppedworking.
Universityof Education(UE):
1. UE, Lahore was establishedin2002.
2. It was firstspecializeduniversityinthe fieldof educationinPakistan.
3. Its aimwas to improve andprovide preservice /inservice teachertraining,educationalleaders,
educationists,researchers,curriculumdevelopers.
4. Its chancellorisGovernorof the Punjab.
5. It has one maincampusand 8 sub-campuses.
PunjabExaminationCommission(PEC):
PEC isautonomousbodysetupbyPunjabgovt,forstudent'sexamsatgrade 5 and grade 8. It started
functioningin2005 andtook firstexam5th grade examin2006. It isnow workingunderPunjab
ExaminationCommissionAct2010. It takesexamseveryyearof govt,and private studentsinall 36
districtsof Punjab.Itconsistsof 18 members.
DistrictTeacherEducators (DTEs):
DTEs are appointedbyDSDtoevaluate andassessthe progressof teachersandstudentsof govt,schools
on monthlybasis.DTEsvisitthe schoolsmonthlyandtake the examsof students.
ClusterTrainingSupportCenters:
Govt, of Punjabhasnominateddifferentcentral schoolsasclustertrainingsupportcentersforthe in
service trainingof teachers.Inordertocover whole Punjab36DistrictTrainingand SupportCenters
(DTSC) have beenestablished(one ineachdistrict).UndereachDTSCon average 60 ClusterTrainingand
SupportCenters(CTSC) have beenestablished.One clustercoversapproximately30schoolslyingwithin
radiusof 16km. At one cluster(1-5) DistrictTeacherEducators (DTEs) are placeddependinguponthe
schoolsattachedwithcluster.A DTE has beenan allotted10-15 school forimplementationof CPDat
clusterlevel.
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  • 1. OBJECTIVE+ SUBJECTIVE (One Line QuestionAnswer&Precise Detail) CRUX OF EDUCATION For ESE, SESE, SST,NAT, NTS,Headmaster/Headmistress,SubjectSpecialistEducation,LecturerEducation A Complete Package forTeachingProfession&M.A Education/M.Ed MuhammadNazir ALL RIGHTS RESERVED WITH THE PUBLISHER COPY RIGHT ACT: Nopart of thispublicationmaybe reproduced,storedinanyformorby any means withoutthe priorconsentof the copyingowner. Publisher : Yousaf Mukhtar Copy : 500 Printer : Z.A Press Price: 400/- NOTE: Althougheverycare hasbeentakeninthe printingof thisbook,yetthe Publisher/Authorswill not be heldresponsible foranyprintingerrororomission.However,suggestionsforthe improvementof the book(includingprintingerrors,if any) will be welcomedandincorporatedinthe subsequenteditions of the book. PREFACE Educationisan overarchingfieldwithcurriculumdesigningandresearchbasedonchanginglearning environmentswhichservesasthe basisof teaching-learningprocessinall otherfieldsrangingfrom engineering,medicine tosocial sciencesandbeyond. ThisbookcontainstremendousinformationregardingFoundationof education,Instructional designs, teachingMethodologies/strategiesandmanyothertopics,whichfall withinthe domainof teaching- learningprocess.The authorhasdesignedthe contentsof the bookina comprehensive andwell- structuredmanner,cateringtodifferentlevelsof readers.Itisacommendable effortwhichhas contributedtothe fieldof Education,since thisisthe rootthroughwhichfurtherlearningpatternsand ideasstem.Thisbookwouldserve asa key'learningtool forall those whowantto benefitfromthe ideasandinformationprovided. Thisbook,therefore,isasignificantadditiontothe literaturealreadyavailableonthistopicandwould notablycomplementit.
  • 2. Dr. TanzilaNabeel Chairperson, Departmentof Special Education,AllamaIqbal OpenUniversity,Islamabad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I wouldlike toexpressmydeepestgratitude toAlmightyALLAH(SWT) andBelovedProphet(PBUH) Who enlightenedthe mankindwiththe powerof positivityandshoweditthe righteouspath. I wishto write special note of thankstothe Honourable Dr.TanzilaNabeel,ChairpersonDepartmentof Special Education,AllamaIqbal OpenUniversity,Islamabad,whomade me tofightwithspiritand achieve the setgoalssuccessfully. I am verygrateful tothe Dr. MuhammadNaeemMohsin,DirectorDistance Education,Govt.College University,Faisalabadforhiscontinuoussupportandadvice toaccomplishthiswork. I am thankful tomy valuable colleaguesof special educationdepartmentespeciallyAbdul Hameed Gujjar,Farhat Hayat Malik,Madam MehmudaKousar,Abdul Sattar,Haji MuhammadSiddique, MuhammadAkram Sabir, IfraSohail,AyshaWajihUllah,Maria Kazam, BashirRabbani,TahirJamil, SumairaChoudhari,AbidMasoodKhan,NaveedEjaz,FidaHussainAtif,ZameerUl Hassanand all staff of Govt. Institute forSlowLearnersTobaTekSingh. A special wordof thanksto mybrothersNaseerAhmedandMuhammadShaban,LecturerGovt. Municipal Degree College Faisalabadwhokeptme goingwithconfidence andhelpedinfinalization/ publicationof the book.FinallyIamveryindebtedtomymother,mywife,andmykids(Hiba,Hadia, Sohaib,Anas) fortheirspecial prayersandlove. MuhammadNazir CONTENTS Chap# Topic Page # 1 Educational Philosophy 1-13 2 Historyof Education 15-44 3 Educational Psychology45-88 4 Evaluation 89 -104 5 Educational Research I 105-166 6 Curriculum 167-178 7 Instructional Technology 179-182 i 8 ComputerTechnology 183 -198
  • 3. 9 Guidance 199 - 216 10 Educational Leadership&Management 217 - 262 11 EducationPolicies 263 - 270 12 Science271 - 290 13 IslamicInformation 291 - 312 14 Pakistani Information 313 - 350 15 WorldInformation 351 - 380 16 Abbreviations 381-394 Chapter1PHILOSOPHYOF EDUCATION Sr# Topic 1 Nutshell of Educational Philosophy 2 General Educational Philosophies 1) Idealism 2) Realism 3) Naturalism 4) Pragmatism 5) Existentialism 3 Major Educational Philosophies 1) Perennialism 2) Essentialism 3) Progressivism 4) Reconstructivism 4 Basicsof Philosophy Nutshell of Philosophyof Education 1. Philosophyisthe searchof - Reality 2. Literal meaningof philosophy - Love for wisdom 3. Word philosophyisderivedfrom2Greekwords- Phila&Sophia
  • 4. 4. Word 'Phila'means - Love 5. Word 'Sophia'means - Wisdom 6. Aimof educationisto developmind&soul,saidby - Idealists 7. Valuesnotchange overtime asitsrelatedtruthnotchange - Idealists (confuse) 8.s Instructionof Idealistteacheris- Teachercentered 9. Favorite methodof Idealistteacheris - Lecture method 10. Your thoughtscontrol yourreality - Idealism 11. You cannot trustyour senses,theyare unreliable - Idealism 12. Rationalismisrelatedto - Idealism 13. Socrates&Platoare relatedtophilosophy - Idealism 14. What cannot be thought,cannotbe real saidby - Idealists 15. Ideasare the onlyreliableformin - Idealism 16. Oldestwesternphilosophy - Idealism 17. Philosophystresses'mindovermatter' - Idealism 18. Ultimate realityisspiritualismisrelatedtophilosophy - Idealism 19. Bodyis false andmindistrue is relatedtophilosophy - Idealism 20. Realismwasa reactiontothe narrownessof - Idealism 21. Aristotle disagreedwithhisteacherPlatoinconcept - Ideasare real 22. Realismisconcernedwiththe -Realityof universe 23. Whichteacherleadsthe childto reality - Realist 24. Physical worldisreal world - Realism 25. Founderof Realism - Aristotle 26. Who says,matteris real- Realism 27. Philosophystresses'matterovermind' - Realism 28. Aristotle andJohnLocke advocatedphilosophy - Realism 29. Naturalistsimportantteachingmethod - Role Playing 30. Nature isitself real,saidby - Naturalists 31. Aimof educationisself expressionaccordingto - Naturalists 32. All educationispleasant - Naturalism
  • 5. 33. Nature isvaluable - Naturalism 34. Universe of natural objectsisultimate realityin - Naturalism 35. Naturalismwaspresentedby - Rousseau 36. No distinctionbetweenbodyandmindinphilosophy - Naturalism 37. Sensesare gatewayof knowledgerelatedtophilosophy- Naturalism 38. Negative educationbe giventochildinNaturalismatage- 1 -12 Years 39. Philosophyandeducationare 2 sidesof a coin,saidby - Rousseau 40. Man isborn free,buteverywhere he isinchains,saidby- Rousseau 41. WilliamJames,Dewey&Kilpatrickare exponentsof - Pragmatism 42. Pragmatismwasinitiallyintroducedby - WilliamJames 43. Pragmatismisconcernedwiththe - Change as reality 44. Pragmatistteacherinstructionreliesproblemsolving& - Projectmethod 45. Term 'pragmatism'isderivedfrom - Greek 46. Term pragmatismisderivedfromword'Pragma'means - Action 47. Pragmatismisrelatedtothe country - America 48. You cannot knowsomethingthatyounotexperienced - Pragmatism 49. Realityisconstantlychanging - Pragmatism 50. Problemsare solvedthroughscientificmethodin - Pragmatism 51. Who believe indemocracyin education- Pragmatists 52 Teacheris facilitatorin - Pragmatism 53. Truth is'what works'is relatedto - Pragmatism 54. Whichphilosophysaysthere are 'Noultimate values' - Pragmatism 55. Philosophyrelatedtohumanchoice andresponsibility - Existentialism 56. Teachingisa performance thatevokesstudentslearningin - Existentialism 57 Man isresponsibleforhisaction/experience saidby - Existentialism 58. Teacheris one whostressesonchoice in - Existentialism 59. Individualscreate theirownrealitiesisrelatedto - Existentialism 60. Studentsays' it ismy life,Iwill dowhatI want' - Existentialism 61. Studentchoose curriculumforself-directedlearningin - Existentialism
  • 6. 62. Teacherteach whole student,notjustmath,Urduetc. - Existentialism 63. Individualityof manissupreme inphilosophy - Existentialism 64. Freedomisthe source of ultimate valuesinphilosophy - Existentialism 65. Whichphilosophysaythat'Existence isultimate' - Existentialism 66. Man cannotaccept readymade conceptof existence - Existentialism 67. Ideaof deathshouldbe acceptedgracefullyin - Existentialism 68. 'Man cannotbe taughtwhat the worldis'relatedto - Existentialism 69. Modernyoungestphilosophyis - Existentialism 70. Fatherof Existentialism- Kierkgaard 71. Kierkgard,JeanPaul Sarte,Karl Jaspersexponentsof r Existentialism 72. Perennialismisaneducational philosophyof - Oldvalues 73. Permanancyismore real than change,saidby - Perennialists 74. Educationislife itself, notpreparationof life,saidby - Perennialism 75. Humansare same,hence educationshouldbe same everywhere- Perennialism 76. Studyof greatbooksisrelatedto philosophy - Perennialism 77. Philosophythatemphasizesoneverlastingreality - Perennialism 78. In perennialism,teacheris - Authorityfigure 79. Whichphilosophyremainsconstantall the times - Perennialism 80. Most conservative andinflexible philosophyis - Perrenialism 81. Focusesonoldthingsthat occur again andagain - Perrenialism 82. Educationisnot imitationof life butpreparationforit - Perrenialism 83. Maritain,Adler,Hutchinsare exponentsof philosophy - Perrenialism 84. Perennialismhasrootsinboththe - Idealism&realism 85. Essentialistphilosophyof educationbased oncontent&- Teachercentered 86. Essentialistsstresson - Mental Discipline 87. Useful culture andskillsare focusedinphilosophy - Essentialism 88. Essentialistsgettheiraimof educationfrom - Traditions 89. Philosophystressescore knowledge/core curriculum - Essentialism 90. Philosophyrelatedto'Backto Basics' - Essentialism
  • 7. 91. 'Back to Basics' means - Promotingreasoning 92. Focusesteachingessential information&valuesof past - Essentialism 93. WilliamBagleyisthe exponentof philosophy - Essentialism 94. Childinterestshouldbe focusedinlearning - Progressivism 95. Curriculumof progressivismsis - Childcentered 96. Progressivistteacheremphasize- Practical education 97. Experimentalknowledge isreal,saidby - Progressivism 98. Progressivismwasderivedfrom- Pragmatism 99. Educationisre-organizationof experience,saidby - JohnDewey 100. Educationislearningtodo by doing,saidby - JohnDewey 101. Life iscontinuouslychangingprocesssaidby - Progressivism (Missed) QS Learningbydoingbestdescribesthe philosophy - Progressivism Philosophyfocusesoncurriculumof studentinterest- Progressivism Experimentalism&Instrumentalismare namesof philosophy- Progressivism Emphasize studentpreparationforsocial revolution- Reconstructivism Emphasize 'buildingajustsociety'- Reconstructivism Stressreorganizing&restructuringeducational process-Reconstructivism Brameld,Counts&Freire are exponentsof philosophy- Reconstructivism Reformsare necessaryinevery walkof life saidby- Reconstructionism Teacheris change agentin- Reconstructionism Philosophyrelatedtochange orreforms- Reconstructivism Othername of reconstructivism- Postmodernism Who originatedthe conceptof reconstruction- JohnDewey Ethicsand aestheticsare componentsof- Axiology Determiningright/wrong& good/badisrelatedto- Ethics Determiningbeautyof objects&judgmentisrelatedto- Aesthetics Area that dealswithvaluesinphilosophy- Axiology
  • 8. Areathat dealswithknowledge inphilosophy- Epistemology Areathat dealswithrealityinphilosophy- Ontology Studyof Realityornature of Existence- Ontology Metaphysicsdealswiththe nature of- Reality Othername of metaphysicsis- Ontology Normally philosophymaybe prescriptiveand- Speculative Educationdiscipline inPakistanreflects- Ideologyof Pakistan Everysystemof educationisbasedon- Ideologyof nation Knowledgederivedfromsensesiscalled- Empirical Goingbeyondman'sknowledge tofindtruthiscalled- Transcendentalism Philosophythattakesbeliefsfromseveral philosophies-Eclectic Importantquestionof philosophyis- What isuniverse Authenticknowledgeisgainedthroughthe-Empirical experience Logical and scientificthinkinginclude- Value system Etymological definitionof aword derivedfrommostly-Greek&Latin Philosophyencourage self-actualization/self-fulfillment-Humanism A descriptivedefinitionof the termisits- Explanation Desirable modelsof behaviorsof a societyare called- Values Answers - Progressivism - Progressivism - Progressivism - Reconstructivism - Reconstructivism - Reconstructivism - Reconstructivism - Reconstructionism
  • 9. - Reconstructionism - Reconstructivism - Postmodernism - JohnDewey - Axiology - Ethics- Aesthetics - Axiology - Epistemology - Ontology - Ontology - Reality - Ontology - Speculative - Ideologyof Pakistan - Ideologyof nation - Empirical - Transcendentalism - Eclectic - What isuniverse -Empiricalexperience - Value system- Greek& Latin - Humanism- Explanation - Values QS Emphasisinclassroomshouldbe onthe needsof Civicaimof educationincludes- Individual child Philosophyisageneral theoryof Educationmeans- CivicSense Goal of educationshouldbe acquiring- Education The basic source of educational objectivesis- Experience Knowledge,skills,habits Aimsof educationshouldbe mainlydeterminedby- Human experiences Objectivesof educationhave beenderivedfrom- Society Growth resultingfromexperienceis- Philosophy
  • 10. Change inbehaviorthroughexperience iscalled- Education Most importantelementof non-formal educationis- Learning Seekingexpertopinionisasource of knowledge- Media Knowledgeacquiredthroughinnerfeelingis- Authority acquiredreasoning is- Intuition Most authenticandscientificknowledge comesfrom- Rationalism Speculative philosophyisrelatedto- Senseperception Analytical philosophyisrelatedto- Ontology philosophyisrelatedto- Epistemology Speculative philosophydealswith- Axiology Analytical philosophydealswith- Developingtheory Prescriptive philosophydealswith- Assessment KnowledgecomesdirectlyfromAllah(SWT) Revealation Needsof individual are more importantthansociety- Romanticism Logic includesthe inductive and- Deductive reasoning RealitycomprisesbothIdealism&Realism- CartesianDualism (body& mind) Sensoryexperiencesare ultimate source of knowledge- Empiricism Branch of philosophythatdealswithreasoningIf achildfailsinclass,whatshouldbe done withhim- Give chance to improve Answers - Individual child - CivicSense - Education - Experience Knowledge,skills,habits - Human experiences - Society - Philosophy - Education
  • 11. - Learning - Media - Authority - Intuition - Rationalism - Sense perception - Ontology - Epistemology - Axiology - Developingtheory - Assessment - Rightor Wrong - Revelation - Romanticism - Deductive reasoning - CartesianDualism - Empiricism - Logic -Give chance to improve General Educational Philosophies 1. Idealism Philosophy 1 .Basedonideals,ideas,values. 2. Bodyis false,soul istrue. 3. Favourbookishknowledge. 4. Mind andspiritare essential. 5. Aimof life isself-realization.
  • 12. 6. Ultimate realityisspiritualism. 7. Valuesare real andunchanging. 8. Emphasize onhighervaluesof life. 9. Material worldismortal & values immortal. “error”Answers Curriculum: Ethics, religion, logic,literature,humanities,gymnastic,geography,fine arts.Teacher: QS 1. Teacheris dominant. 2. Teacheris co-workerwithGodinperfectingman. 3. Teacherinspirespupilstomake themspiritual being. TeachingMethod: 1. Lecture method 2. Discussion 3. DialecticMethod(Question/Dialogue) Discipline:Innerdiscipline/discipline of mindand intellect. ExponentPhilosophy 1. Againstidealism. 2. Basedon real things(materials). 3. Emphasize bookishknowledge. 4. Favourstravelling,observation,real experience. 5. Educationshouldbe practical and utilitarian(useful). Curriculum:Physical world(ScienceandMathematics).
  • 13. Teacher: 1. Teacheris dominant. 2. Teacherteachesmaterial things. TeachingMethod: 1. Inductive 2. Heuristic 3. ExperimentalMethod 4. Fieldtrips. Exponent 3. Naturalism “error”Philosophy 3elieve innature.Material worldisreal world.Aimof lifeisself-expression. - Childhasthe central position. stinctsare base of all education.:Sensesare gatewayof knowledge.1No distinctionb/w bodyand mind. nphasize,maximumchildfreedom.:Soul /spiritisnotreal,materialisreal.Manborn good,societymake himbad. Belief inscience&scientificknowledge.2Everythingcomesfromnature&returntoit. .'.Emphasize present experience, interest &activities. -. Heredity&environmenteffectpersonality.Curriculum;Age 1-12Years: “error”Answers-Childshouldbe givennegativeeducation. -Trainingof senses. -Learningbywanderinghere andthere. -Educationfromfamilyandhome.Age 12-20 Years: -Formal Education/trainingof intellect/physical science. -Experiencebase education/directexperience.Age 20& above:
  • 14. -Experiencebase science teachinginthe field.Teacher:Teacherisamanagerwhoprovideseducational environment. TeachingMethod:Motivation,Directexperience,Childinterest. Exponent(Rousseau) Discipline:Discipline bynatural consequence. Philosophy 1. Americanphilosophy 2. Faithinflexibility. 3. No ultimate values. 4. Faithindemocracy. 5. Realityisstill inmaking. 6. Life isconstantlychanging. 7. Basedon practice/experiment. 8. Human developmentaccordingtoenvironment. 9.Emphasize reconstructionexperience. Curriculum: 1. Language 2. Social Studies, 3.GeneralScience&variousactivities. Teacher: 1 .Teacherisfriend&guide. 2.Teacherencouragesself-education. TeachingMethod:Project/ Problem-Solving/ActivityBased/LearningbyDoing/Real Life situation Method. Discipline: 1 .Free discipline2.Self-discipline.
  • 15. Exponentsof Philosophy 1. Existence isultimate. 2. No inbornhumannature. 3. It isa man'snature to exist. 4. Individuallyof manissupreme. 5. Man iscentral than truthor laws. 6. Man mustcreate himfor himrself. 7. Man ismakerand masterof culture. 8. Home educationisbetterthanschool. 9. Man isresponsibleforhis/herdoings. 10. Man cannotbe taughtwhat the worldis. 11. Emphasisonaestheticsense/knowledge. 12. Freedomisthe source of ultimate values. 13. Ideaof deathshouldbe acceptedgracefully. 14. Believe infreedomof man&hisself-direction. 15. Man cannotaccept ready-made conceptof existence. 16. Modernyoungestphilosophy. 17. Twentiethcenturyphilosophy. Curriculum: 1. Curriculumfocusesonindividualandrelationship. 2. Emphasisof freedomof choice of curriculum.Teacher: 1. Childiscentral thanteacher. 2. Teacheris facilitatornotadidacticauthority.TeachingMethod: 1. Childcenteredapproachaccordingtothe interestof the children. Exponents
  • 16. Major Educational Philosophies Philc~Kv1 .Studyof greu"books.Z.Strictclassrorm discipline.3.Emphasisoneverlastingreality. - Foe usesoldthings/occuragain&again.r-:^anencyismore real thanchange,re studentrationally& spiritually."Emphasize reasoning,thinking,memory.7:-cationisconstantlike humannature st conservative/inflexible philosophy, --nansare same,theirfunctionsare same,soeducationshouldbe same for everyone. locationisnotimitationof life butreparationforit.Teacher: . acher centredapproach/teachideas.71achingmethod:~ :ratio Dialogue Curriculum: Readinggreatthinkersof history,math,.nee,music,social study. Exponents Philosophy 1.Stresson mental discipline. 2.Knowledge comesfromhardwork. 3.Emphasisonuseful culture andskills. 4.Focus onteachingof essential information&essential valuesof past. Teacher Teacher-centredapproach- active.Student Studentispassive,listensandlearns. TeachingMethod Socratic Method/Directinstruction Curriculum: Reading,writing,traditionalsubjects,technology. WilliamBaglay 4. Reconstructivism I .Freedomof student.2.Natural environment.3.Teacherisfacilitator. 4.Individual development.5.Childcenteredapproach.6.Itisdynamicneverstatic.7.Childinterest,need, level.8.DerivedfromPragmatism.9.Emphasizestudentrespect.10.Worldischangingdayby day. II .School runon democraticlines. 12.Experimental knowledgeisreal.
  • 17. 13. Active involvementof students. 14.Games, laboratory,tips,simulation. 15.Life is continuouslychangingprocess 16.Cooperative learning/problemsolving.17.Focusexperimental/scientificknowledge.18.Called experimentalism/instrumentalism 1 .Buildingajustsociety. 2.Democraticenvironment. 3.Alsocalledsocial reconstruction. 4.Prepare studentforsocial revolution. 5.Teach studentshowtomake decision. 6.Focus social problems/social reforms. 7.Reformsnecessaryineverywalkof life 8.Focus formal/informal educationmode 9.Teacherhelpstudentlearncritical issue 10.Reorganizing&restructuringeducationprocess. The word philosophyisderivedfro. sdom)",means'Love forWisdom'.It isa sti oowledge,orvaluesbasedonlogical reasoning,i Cicero: Philosophyisthe motherof all arts Coleridge: Philosophyisthe science of sciences . « e> It isa theoryof educationinitsmostg encer: True educationispracticable onlytotru -: Philosophyaimsatknowledgeof eternal nature c -tutle: Itis a science thatinvestigatesnature of be = Flchte: Art of educationwill nevercompletelyclear G*ntile: EducationwithoutphilosophywouldmeanaL iv-re of education. -CRDC Mlosophy
  • 18. ->sque % ri «~~> ^.nlosophy.are tounderstandprecise Stylesof Philosophy There are following3styles: Speculative Philosophy Concernedwiththeorydevelopmentregardingpurpose of creationof man, society,universe etc. It isrelatedtoarea of Ontology. 1 AnalyticPhilosophy Explainsthe whole withthe helpof parts.Itis relatedtoarea of Epistemology. PerspectivePhilosophy Concernedwithethics,aestheticsense andevaluatesgood/bad,beautyetc. * ; It isrelatedtoarea of Axiology. TabulaRosa Theory Thistheorywas presentedbyJohnLocke.Itstatesthatchildrenare Blankslate,: rerience buildstheir knowledge andschool mustfillthatslate. :IOR : -AP - 1] Philosophyof Education 13 Basicsof Philosophy Philosophy The word philosophyisderivedfromGreekword"Phila(Love)"&"Sophia sdom)",means'Love forWisdom1.It isa studyof nature,causes,or principlesof reality, . -; .ledge,orvaluesbasedonlogical reasoning.Itisa rational investigationof truth. . c ro: Philosophyisthe motherof all arts, ieridge: Philosophyisthe science of sciences.Dewey: It isa theoryof educationinitsmostgeneral phases.Spencer: True educationispracticable onlytotrue philosophers.:'lato:Philosophyaimsat knowledge of eternal nature of things. - >totle: It is a science thatinvestigatesnature of being,asitisinitself.
  • 19. Fichte: Art of educationwill nevercompletelyclearwithoutphilosophy. .mile:Educationwithoutphilosophywouldmeanafailure tounderstandprecise - r.ure of education. Areasof Philosophy I here are following3areas: Ontology/Metaphysics(Reality)It deals with the nature of reality. hpistemology(Knowledge) It deals with the nature of knowledge* Axiology(Values) It deals with the nature of values. Stylesof Philosophy There are following3styles: Speculative Philosophy Concernedwiththeorydevelopmentregardingpurpose of creationof man, society,universe etc. It isrelatedtoarea of Ontology. 1 AnalyticPhilosophy Explainsthe whole withthe helpof parts.Itis relatedtoarea of Epistemology. 3 PerspectivePhilosophy Concernedwithethics,aestheticsense andevaluatesgood/bad,beauty etc. * It is relatedtoareaof Axiology. TabulaRosa Theory Thistheorywas presentedbyJohnLocke.Itstatesthatchildrenare Blankslate,7 rerience buildstheir knowledge andschool mustfillthatslate. “last double page” Chapter2HISTORY OF EDUCATION S r # Topic 1 Nutshell of Historyof Education 2 FamousMuslimEducationists 3 FamousWesternEducationists 4 AncientHistory 5 EducationinPakistan
  • 20. 6 Trendsin Education 7 Miscellaneous Nutshell of Historyof Education 1. EducationisderivedfromaLatin word - Educere 2. Educere means - To lead 3. Change inbehaviorandattitude inhumanbeing-Education 4. Processof acquiringknowledge,skills,values,attitude - Education 5. To enable ahumanto read and write iscalled - Literacy 6. Perfectcode of life forhuman - Quran &Sunnah 7. Islamiceducationsystempreferthe aspectof life - Moral Aspect 8. Book'HujjatulBaligah'waswrittenby - ShahWalliullah 9. Shah Waliullahwasgreatlyinfluencedinmysticismby - Ibn-e-Rushd 10. Ibn-e-Rushdwasgreatlyinfluencedby - Ibn-e-Bajjah 11. Certificate usedtoteachinspecificareaof expertiseinhistory - Ijaza 12. In earlystagesof Islam,teachersclassifiedintocategories -2 13. Good relationshiphelpstocontrol the - Anger 14. Language,arts, rituals,laware part of a -Culture 15. Attitude of Prophet(PBUH) inadministrationwas - Humanitarian 16. Core curriculumforearlyMuslimswas -Quran 17. Ibn-e-Sina&ImamGhazali told,childeducationbeginwith - Quran 18. Islamiceducationsystememphasize language mustbe learned -Arabic 19. Islamlaysemphasisonthe - Equalit 20. MuslimUmmah needsteacherswiththe mission - Prophetic 21. No educational systemcanbe betterthanqualityof its - Teachers 22. Teachingprinciple,proceedingfromsimple tocomplex -presentedbyMuslims 23. MuslimCaliphwhopresentedOpenDoorpolicy- Hazrat Ali (R.A
  • 21. 24. HinduscalledAllamalqbalondemandof separate country -Imaginativedreame: 25. NationalistMuslimswhosupportedcongress -HussainAhmed& 26. NationalistMuslimswhosupportedcongress - Dr. ZakirHussair 27. ValuesinIslamiceducationsystemare rootedin- Religio:: 28 Most authentic&essentialcurriculuminIslamis- Quran &Sunnah 29. EducationinIslamis - Valued: 30. Man isKhalifatullah (vicegerentof God) in - Isl 31. Superiorityof aman inIslamisbasedon his/her- Pier 32. Reasonto claimseparate homelandbyMuslimsinIndia- Religion ; HAP - 2] Historyof Education 17 CurriculumRefinementandDevelopmentCenterisEducationsystemof anationshouldreflectits PrimaryinstitutioninIslamforuniversalizationof education-Islamiceducationcurriculumemphasizeon Muslimsemphasizedthe artmostBrilliantperiodinMuslimhistoryforknowledge spreadSalarieswere startedto be givento teachersinperiodof Muslimeducationputemphasisonthe developmentof EducationisobligatoryinIslamforMajor problemof managementinPakistani educationSchoollevel curriculumisdevelopedby Answers -CRDC. - PhilosophyMosque - Handicraftskills - Ca'!igraphy - Abbasides - Hazarat Umar (R.A) - Whole personality - All Muslims - Lack of Planning-Provincial Textbookboard Availabilityof one bookforone classcreatesproblemof- Poorcontent Language preferredbyMuslimsinsubcontinent- Arabic& Persian Masj id playsaneffective rolein- Preschool education Free educationinPakistanwasannouncedin - 1947 Mosqueswere declarededucational centersfirstlyin -1979
  • 22. Educational meetingof 1947 is called - Conference India'searliestcontactwithIslamwasthrough -Arabmerchantsof Malabar cost QS IslamicArtwas the combinationof Arts Ideologyof educationtakesitsrootsfromFaithand Source of IslamicCivilizationis Muslimsof IndiademandedPakistantopractice Cornerstone of IslamicIslamicNation Meaningof word 'nation'is DSD is locatedin DSD was establishedin Oldname of DSD is Purpose of DSD DTEs are appointedby DTEs evaluate the teacher&studentprogressBestmethodforteachinglarge classTalkingand indisciplineinclassisindicatorof Learninginmothertongue improvesthe studentWorldTeacherDayis celebratedon Answers - Roman,Greek,Egypt - Philosophyof life - Quran - IslamicIdeology - The Kalima - Birthof race -WahdatColony,Lahore - 1959 -EducationExtensionCenter-TeacherEdu.& Training-DSD - On monthlybasis - Lecture method - Studentboredom
  • 23. - Comprehension - October5 QS 67. Forgettingcanbe minimizedby 68. What to do whenyoufind2 studentsfighting 69. Tell aggressive studentsabouttheirbehavior's 70. Can a teachersuspendthe student 71. What ispurpose of textbookassignments 72. Difference invaluesof differentage groups 73. Rote learningissuitable forthe 74. Teacherwhoknowsstudentproblemandresolve itis 75. Who iscalledfatherof researchon teaching 76. On firstdayin class,whatwouldyoudo 77. If majorityof studentsare weak,keepyourteachingslow guidance tobrightstudents 78. If teachernot able to getstudentattention,he shouldevaluate 79. If some studentmisbehave,improve theirbehaviorby 80. If back benchersmake noise,make themsit 81. A teacherinthe class shouldkeephisvoice 82. If studentnotable to follow,youshould 83. If studentsfailsinexamination,itisthe faultof 84. If teacherunable to answerquestion,he sayhe will answer 85. Classroomdisciplinecanbe maintainedbydeveloping 86. A teacherinthe class isa 87. Verbal guidance isleasteffective inteaching 88. If noise occur inlecture,teachershouldquite fora while 89. Mind itself isthe resultof processof evolutionsaidby 90. TV isbetterthanradio inteaching,asit usesbothsenses 91. Disciplinarycasesshouldbe senttoprincipal whenother
  • 24. 92. Firstimportantof the teachingisknowingthe 93. If studentgetsunconscious,providefirstaidandcontact- 94. Curriculumincludesbothformal and 95. Dynamicapproach to teachingmeanslearningthrough 96. If you teachnormal childrenwithblind,sii Ihe blind 97. True evaluationof studentispossible through Answers - Overlearnin - Punishbot-Harmful consequence -N - Practic - Generationga - SlowLearne - Appreciate - N.L.Gag - Introduce yoursel -Withsome ext - His teachingmeth - Your characte - In frontbench - Highenou -Explainwithexampl- Studentsthemselv - Afterconsultatio -Studentinterestinstu - Group lead - Skill -Thengoo - JohnLock - Hearing& Visic - Means fail -Studentbackgroun Nearbydoctor - Informal educatic
  • 25. - Activiti - On frontbench -Continuousevaluati D r : - A - - 2] Historyof Education 19 Tr. :se teachersare popularinstudentwhohelpthem ral valuescanbe developedinstudent,if teacherhimself Vksaid'Allahhassentme asa teacher' -:said 'Knowledge withoutpractice isdangerous'rsteducational centerof IslamhD establishedDar-e-Arqam .o establishededucationcenterof Islam'Suffah" -ere the Suffahwasestablishedislamiceducation centerwithstudentresidence facility::?phet(PBUH) companionsandtheirsuccessorswere ostruction delivered byProphet(PBUH) towomen Icesto illiterate people,itwouldbe endof worldsaidby -amGhazali was Who said'Goal of societyisto applySharia' nazali advocated2 typesof knowledge 3nazali said,reasoningin6thsense whichhelpstotell Who wrote book'Jewelsof Quiar' no wrote book'Revival of religioussciences'B:okAhya-e-UloomwaswrittenbyB: ok'Kimiya-e-Sadaat' was writtenby[ ossificationof Faz-e-Ain&Farz-e-KafayapresentedbySeekingknowledge isbasicrightof everyindividual nousMuslimHistorianFather of political economyirneKhaldunwasborninWhopresentedthe concept of'Asabiya'Asabiyameans Who said'rote learningkillsstudentthinkingability -neKhaldunsaid,primaryeducationshouldbe given inI -neKhaldunpresented2typesof Aloom, AloomNaqli &Famousbook'Muqaddma'was writtenby Who differentiatedhistoryof Islamandhistoryof Muslims Answers -To resolve theirproblem - Practice them - Prophet(PBUH)
  • 26. - Prophet(PBUH) -Dare-Arqam,Makkah - Prophet(PBUH) - Prophet(PBUH) -MasjidNabvi,Madina - Suffah - Full time teachers - Once a week - Prophet(PBUH) - Persianeducationist - ImamGhazali - Useful & Useless -Truth - Ghazali - Ghazali - ImamGhazali - ImamGhazali - ImamGhazali - ImamGhazali - Ibne-Khaldun - Ibne-Khaldun - Tunis - IbneKhaldun - Groupsolidarity - IbneKhaldun - Mothertongue - AloomAqli - IbneKhaldun - lbn-e-Khaldun QS 130. 13 century,Muslimthinker,historian&educationist - Ibn-e-Khaldun 131. Ibne-Khaldunneverfavouredthe method - Lecture Method
  • 27. 132. Who opposedsimultaneouslearningof twolanguages - SirSyedAhmed 133. Foundingfatherof TwoNationTheory - SirSyedAhmed 134. Who said'superstitioncannotbe the partof faith' - SirSyedAhmed 135. Sir SyedestablishedOrphanage for Muslimorphansin - Muradabad 136. Sir SyedestablishedScientificSocietyin-1863 137. AligarhHighSchool wasestablishedin -1875 138. AligarhHighSchool waselevatedtoMAOcollege in - 1877 139. MAO College waselevatedtouniversityin -1921 140. Who wrote journal'Tehzibullkhlaq' - SirSyedAhmed 141. AsbabBaghawat-e-Hindwaswrittenby - SirSyedAhmed 142. Allamalqbal wasbornatSialkoton - November,9,1877 143. Who emphasizedonIndividuality(Khudi) -Allamalqbal 144. Allamalqbal presentedKhutbaAllabadin-1930 145. Who wrote bookIlmullqtisad - Allamlqbal 146. Who statedthat learningunite knowing,feeling,doing - Froebel 147. Who presentedthe ideaof Kindergarten(KG) -Froebel 148. EmphasisonNationalism, Idealism, childfreedomisphilosophyof - Froebel 149. Permissiveenvironmentof Froebel Kindergarteninclude -Gift,song,occupation 150. FredrickFroebel establishedfirstKindergarten(KG) in -1837 151. Froebel establishedKGforthe childrenage - 4-5 Years 152. All the children have potential tolearnsaidby -Froebel 153. Playisthe engine of real learning,saidby -Froebel 154. Who wrote book'Pedagogousof Kindergarten' - Froebel 155. Froebel was - Germaneducationist 156. Montessori curriculumincludetypesof experience -3 157. Maria Montessori was - Italianeducationist 158. Firstwomandoctor whograduatedfromRome university - Maria Montessori 159. Maria Montessori presentedthe method - Montessori Method 160. Playisthe workof child,saidby - Maria Montessori
  • 28. 161. Who wrote book'Discoveryof Child' - Maria Montessori Historyof Education 21 un ir.3 Montessori wasawardedthe degree of - Medicine xi as foundingfatherof functional psychology - JohnDewey ed ■M. JoinDeweywas -Americaneducationist ed . e issaid to have takenfromHerbart - Theoryof interest ed Pragmaticphilosophywasdevelopedby- Dewey ad DeweyestablishedLaboratoryschool in- ChicagoUniversity 53 Jhcr. DeweyestablishedLaboratoryschool in -1896 75 — Deweyintroducedthe methodforstudents - Projectmethod "7 promoteddemocracyineducation - JhonDewey 21 leelsof Deweycurriculum -3 id rst .evel curriculumof Deweywasregarding - Making& doing id v econdlevel of curriculumof Deweywasregarding -Space & Time concept n Thirdlevel of curriculumof Deweywasregarding -Science subjects al namingbyDoingMethod waspresentedby - Dewey SO D wrote book'Reconstructioninphilosophy' - Dewey al ton Planwasintroducedby - HelenParkurst el thername of DaltonPlan - Children University el DaltonPlanschool wasestablishedinNew Yorkin - 1919 el Classroomsof DaltonPlanwere called - Laboratories )n StudentprogressinDaltonPlanwasshownby - Graph/diagrams 17 In DaltonPlanwhooutlinedweeklyassignments - Teachers rs C ahon Planconference durationtoexchangeideas - 25-45 minutes el : arts of Daltonplanswere -3(House/Assignment/Lab) el HelenPurkurstwasan -Americaneducationist el IS6L Fatherof AmericanEducation - Horrace Mann
  • 29. St Z ?mmonSchoolsof Horrace were forthe - Studentslearning N rmal Schoolsof Horrace were for the - Teachertraining st 3 wrote book'On the art of teaching' - Horrace Mann ri Philosophyof Naturalismineducationwaspresentedby- Rousseau »d usseaupreferredineducationsense of discrimination&-Physical activities ri Educational programof Rousseauwasfor people of - Upperclassesonly ri A ho considerthe educationasnegative process- Rousseau 194. Who considerthatchildat birthisby nature good - Rousse 195. Rousseauidentifieddevelopmental stages 196. Who relatedthe schoolingtosocial purposes -Rousse 197. Who said,childmustbe freedfromsociety'simprisoninginstitutes-Rousseau 198. Who wrote famousnovel Emile-Rousse 199. Who developedobjectlessonemphasizing sensorylearning- Rousseau 200. Rousseausaidthataim of life is - Self-Expressio 201. Who wrote book'Social Contract' - Roussea 202. Rousseauwas - Swisseducationi 203. What Pestalozi appliedtoeducation - Modifiednaturalis 204. PioneerinElementary EducationReforms - Pestalo 205. Pestalozi presentedthe Normal school for - Teachertrainin 206. Fatherof vocational training - Pestalo 207. Fatherof ModernEducation -Pestalo 208. Pestalozi stressedonthe trainingof - Teache 209. Motto 'Learningby head,handand heart'was givenby - Pestalo 210. 2 Main statesAthens&Sparta was the part of - Gree 211. Socratesusedquestioningtechnique todevelopthe - Concep 212. Knowledgethatcomesfrominside isreal,saidby - Socrat 213. Socrateswas the teacherof - PI 214. DialecticMethodwaspresentedby -PI 215. Plato'sphilosophytookeducationasmeansof preserving - The sta
  • 30. 216. Dialogue toresolve conflictb/wtwopartiesona topic - DialecticMeth 217. Main role of education,accordingtoPlatois to develop - Powerof thinki 218. Who presentedthe ideaof "Ideal Sate' - Pla 219. Platopresentedthe philosophyof - Idealis 220. Who wrote book'Republic' - Pla 221. AgainstPlato,Aristotlemade home areal - Trainingcent 222. Aristotle wasthe studentof - Pla 223. Aristotle wasthe teacherof - AlexanderGr 224. Worldfirstbookof psychologywaswrittenby - AristoL 225. Aristotle wrote abookonpsychologynamed - Peri Psych :ior ; - - - - 2] Historyof Education 23 QS bo presentedthe philosophyof realismFhe academyestablishedinAthensbyAristotle irtue liesinthe attainmentof happiness,saidbyCombinationof Arithmetic,music,astronomy& geometry rr.binationof Arithmetic,music,reading&writing"Paragogos'inAthenianeducationwasa ..henianeducationinvolve more intellectual elementthanMeaningof Ephebe Wrestlingschool of Greece was leaningof Agog • of speakingandwritingeffectivelyiscalled^maIqbal OpenUniversity(AIOU) establishedinrstlargest distance universityinAsiarmername of AIOUwas JU is located'ode of instructionof distance education isrstitute of Educational Research(IER) wasestablishedER belongstouniversityUniversityof Education was establishedinNo.of campusesof Universityof EducationPunjabExaminationCommission(PEC) startedinPEC holdsthe examof classes Dividingstudentsintogroupsaccordingtotheirabilities What isthe Socratestechnique A teacherwhoisself-critical of histeaching Type of educationheldinschool setting
  • 31. Answers - Aristotle - Lyceum - Aristotle - Quadrivium - Didasealeum - Slave - Sparatan - Young man - Palaestra - Excitement - Rhetoric - 1974 -AIOU -PeoplesopenuniversitySectorH-8,Islamabad - Non-formal -1960 - Punjabuniversity -2002 -9 -2005 - 5 & 8 Classes - Tacking - Question-Answer - Reflectiveteacher - Formal education ******************** FamousMuslimEducationists 1. Hazrat Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) (571-633) - WorldEducationist
  • 32. # He (PBUH) was the Last Prophetof Allah (SubhanahuTa'ala). # He (PBUH) stressedrightkindof education. jgw # He (PBUH) said'Allahsentme as a teacher*. # He (PBUH) saidthat iearnfromcradle to grave'. # He (PBUH) usedto talkin the accentof listeners. # He (PBUH) made education,areligiousobligation. **# He (PBUH) usedto teachsimple tocomplex concepts. **# He (PBUH) stressedthe use of QuranicDua(!-»*? yj) # He (PBUH) usedfriendlyandinterestingbehaviorinteaching. # He (PBUH) saidthat educationiscompulsoryforbothmen &women. # He (PBUH) stressedteachingthroughexamplesanddemonstrations. # He (PBUH) usedto summarize the issue first,andthengive the details. # He (PBUH) said'Best amongstyouis one wholearns&teaches'Quran'. # Wivesof Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) usedto teachthe womenandgirls. # He (PBUH) usedto praise andencourage the people oncorrectanswering. # He (PBUH) usedto talk/ teach softlywithappropriate pausesandbreaks. # Establishededucationcenter'Suffa'forteachinginMasjid-e-Nabvi,Madina. # He (PBUH) stressedaskingquestionswhile teachingtomake learningeffective # He (PBUH) usedbodylanguage,gesture,facial expressiontomake learningeffective. # He (PBUH) usedeffectivespeechinteaching(use of pauses,rise&fall of voice # He (PBUH) establishededucationcenter'Dar-e-Arqam'forteachinginMakkab # Prisonersof Battle Badrfreedaftertheytaught10 Muslimchildrentoread/write # He (PBUH) stressednotonlytogain the knowledgebutalsoonpractice.(PBUH) said 'Knowledge withoutpractice isdangerous'. # He (PBUH) said'Teach people,make thingseasy,don'tmake thingsdifficultkeepsilentwhen youbecome furious(angry)'. # He (PBUH) advisedthe MuslimstoteachtheirchildrenlearnQuran,archery(LSJ'J, swimming, calculation,medicine &genealogy. # He (PBUH) usedto teachprinciplesof Islam&QuranMajeedtopeople **coi fromdifferent regionsof world,&appointeddifferentSahaba(R.A) forpurpose
  • 33. # "I have neverseenabetterteacherthanthe Messengerof Allah.He neither reprimanded,nor beatnor insultedme."MuawiyaBinHakamsaid. 2. ImamGhazali (1058-1111) - Iranian/PersianEducationist Real name AbuHamid MuhammadIbn MuhammadAl-Ghazali. Goal of societyisto applySharia. Teach lessonfromsimple tocomplex. Knowledgecanbringus closertoGod. Favoredphysical educationforchildren. Aimof educationisthe character building. Two typesof knowledgeare;Useful andUseless. Goal of man isto achieve happinessclosetoGod. Reasoningisthe 6th sense whichhelpstotell truth. Teachershouldplanthe lessonbefore the teaching. Human mindislike aslate and teachercan transformit. Teach studentsaccordingtotheirindividual differences. Knowledgeimprovesthe statusandrespectof individual. Favoredgoodand simple dietforchildrenphysicalgrowth. Worldlyeducationisequallyimportantasreligiouseducation. Favoredproperclothingforchildren&disfavoredtightandfitclothing. Four categoriesof knowledge are;Prophetic,Rulers,Scholars,Preachers. Teachershouldbehave likeafatherfigure andavoidcorporal punishment. Divine revelationissuperiortoreasonwhichisendowedonlytoProphets. Teachersshouldsimplifylessonbyusingtales,storiesetc.tomake iteffective. Teachinglessonsshouldbe basedonpreviousknowledge 6cstudentexperience. 2 typesUseful knowledge:i)Farz-e-Ain(Compulsory),ii)Farz-e-Kafaya(Optional). Curriculumshouldbe combinationof religious,worldlyeducation,logic&philosophy. Includedindustrial education,textile,agriculture,tailoring,&haircut+i g in curriculum. Favor elementaryeducation&home relatedknowledgeforfemale,nothighereducation.
  • 34. Ways to identify&remove deficiencies:perfectteacher,close friends,foes,&self-analysis. Books:Revival of religioussciences(AhyaulAloom),Jewelsof Quran,Alchemyof Happinessetc. 3. Ibn-e-Khaldun (1332-1406)-Arab Educationist/FamousHistorian # His name wasWalli-UddinAbuZaidAbdul Reranbornin Tunis. # Educationshouldbe meanstobringhappinessinlife. # Mathematicsshouldbe taughtas compulsorysubject. # Educationhelpstodevelopcharacterandpersonality. # Aimof educationisto developthinkingandreasoning. # Rote learning/memorizationkill the studentthinkingability. # Educationsystemshouldbe formulatedbasedonitsideology. # Mother tongue shouldbe usedinprimaryeducation. # He presentedthe conceptof'Asabiya'(social cohesion/groupsolidarity). # Justice isbasicvalue of societyif there isno justice insociety,itwill ruinit. # Studentshouldparticipate indiscussionoveraproblemandfinditssolution. # Teacher/parentslove child,notpunishhimtoavoiddamaginghispersonality. # He favoreddiscussionanddebatesanddisfavoredlecture methodof teaching. # Travellingisalsoameansof education.He promotedstudytoursforlearning. # Studentshouldputtheirefforttothink,interpret&activelyinvolveinlearning. # EveryMuslimmen&womenshouldgainknowledgeof HolyQuran&Sunnah. # Teachingstudentsaccordingtotheirability/capacitylevel makeslearningeasier. # Teachersshouldteachsimple tocomplex,knowntounknown,concrete toabstract. # Vocational/professionalsubjectsshouldbe includedwithacademicsubjectineducation. # Educationshoulddevelopsocio-economicefficiencyinmantobe effective memberof society. # There are 2 typesof Aloom: (1) AloomNaqli(originatedfromQuran,Hadith,Fiqah,Tafseer,grammar) (2) AloomAqli[g&medthroughexperiment,observation, reasoning(math,physkilogic)]
  • 35. # Teachingprocessshouldcomprise of 3stages:(1) //if/Wiicrio/i-introducingtopicwith examplesandsalientpointsto covered detail explanationof the pointsdiscussedbefore (2) Development- introduction. (3) Recap/Summary-hssonshouldbe revisedforeffective learning. Books:Famous"Muqaddma",Arab Philosophyof History. 4. Sir SyedAhmedKhan(1817-1898) - IndianEducationist He wasalso a political leaderof the Muslims. Superstitioncannotbe the partof faith (Iman). He wasMuslimpragmatist& Islamic.Modernist. He got the title 'Sir','JavadUd-daullah'&'Arif Jung'. He advocatedthe use of Urdu Language amongMuslims. He wasfoundingfatherof TwoNationTheoryof Pakistan. Get ridof the oldand uselessritualsasithinderourprogress. He promotedWesternScientificeducationamongthe Muslims. He wasagainstthe superstitiousandorthodox thinkingof the Muslim." EstablishedanOrphanage forMuslimorphanchildreninMurfadabad. EstablishedMadrassahMuradabad,1858/Madrassah Ghaziabad,1862. We will remainhumiliated/rejectedif we notmade progressinscientificfield. EstablishedScientificSociety-1863 fortranslationof EnglishbooksintoUrdu. He promotedwesternmoderneducation&religiouseducationamongMuslims. Muhamadan Educational Conference,1886 to bring political wisdominMuslims. Knowledgeacquisitionscience/technologyisonlysolutionforMuslimproblems. EstablishedAligarhHighSchool,1875 whichwas elevatedtoMAOCollege in1877 and to Universityin 1921. Books:Tafseer-Ul-Quran/Tuzk-e-Jahangiri/Aaeen-e-Akbri/Asbab-baghawat-hind/Loyal Muhammadnsof India/TabeenUlKalam/AsrarulSanadid.
  • 36. Journals:TehzeebUlIkhlaq,AligarhInstituteGazette. 5. AllamaMuhammad.Iqbal **(1873-1938). Indian Educationist/Poet He favoredfemale education&moral education.He wasagainstthe mere bookishknowledge androte learning.Educationbeginsfromasense of egoand itleadsto perfection.He favoredactivity,creativity, science andresearchinMuslims.He emphasizedIndividuality(Khudi),one'spreciousself orego. Studentshave freedomtodeveloptheirpersonalityandtalents.Educationshouldcultivatequalities;1) Courage,2) Tolerance,3) Faqr. He was awarded'doctorate of PhilosophybyUniversityof Munichin 1907. He wrote famousChildPrayer"LabPeAati HayDua Ban K TammanaMeri".He delivered 'KhutbaAllaabad"in1930, presentedideaof separate homeland.Gave conceptof Mard-e-Mominfor Muslimstobelieve Allah&restore Khudi. # He promoted ideasof Justice,brotherhood,equalityandserviceamongMuslims # Emphasizedlearningbydoingmethod&andstressedtomake lessoninteresting # Aimof educationisthe developmentof personality&strengtheningindivicqualitiesof achild. # Learningisabilitytoimplement&applyknowledge inreal situationotherwise ismeaningless. # He includedphilosophical subjects,artandliterature,religioussubjects,soc^-subjects,history and science incurriculum. # ParentsshouldspendtheirlivesaccordingtoQuranand sayingsof HadisMuhammad (PBUH) to become ideal fortheirchildren. # Books:Asrar-e-Khudi/Ramooz-e-Bekhudi/Pyam-e-Mashraq/Bang-e-Dara/Bal-eiJabreel/Zarb-e- Kaleern/Armghan-e-Hijaz/Javed-Nama/Iqbal-nama/Ilm-ul-Iqtisad/Zaboor-e-Aj am. FamousWesternEducationists 1. FredrickFroebel (1782-1852) - German Educationist # Humansare creative beings. # Playisthe engine of real learning. # Basic componentsof philosophyinclude,free self-activity,creativity,social participationand motor expression. # Emphasize play-based, childcentered, games, practices, gifts, pare-involvement,occupation, songs. # PresentedKindergartenmethodtoteachchildren'inplayful environment.Books:Educationof the Man, Pedagogicsof Kindergarten
  • 37. 2. Maria Montessori (1870-1952) - ItalianEducationist # Playisthe workof child. # Childshouldbe allowedtomove freelyinclass. # Age level 1-6yearsof childrenisveryimportant. # Childrenneedfreedom,funandtheylearnattheirownpace. # Firstwomen doctorwhograduatedfrom Universityof Rome. # Multiage groupingof childrenmakesthemlearnfromeachother. # WorkedwithdisabledchildrenandpresentedMontessori Method. # Designedspecialmaterials&specialenvironmenttoteachchildren. # Emphasize natural environmentforlearning,joy,interestandneedof child. # Beautifullydesignedcolourmaterial shouldbe usedforteachingof children. slims* Teacherworksas a facilitator&guide,whoprovide environmentandmaterials, isting* Childrenshouldnotbe forcedtolearn.Childrenlearnreading,writing,calculation ividu -s freelyasmeylearntowalkand talk.Thiswhole dependsuponthe natural environmentwhichshouldbe orderlyandaccessibletothe childrenaccordingto the age and needs. wise Bwk Montessori Method/Discoveryof child/Secretof childhood/Absorbentmind 2. socj JhonDewey(1859-1952) - AmericanEducationist • He isfoundingfatherof functional psychology(functionalism).Hazr ♦ He presented Pragmatism(philosophyof education). • He establishedfirstpsychologylabinUSA.al-e- • He presentedLearning-by-Doing Methodof teaching. • He advocateddemocracy. • EstablishedLaboratorySchoolsinChicago,emphasizelabexperimentstolearn. ks Democracy&Education/Experience &Education/Artasexperience/School and society/Reconstructioninphilosophy/Philosophyof JohnDewey
  • 38. 3. HelenParkhurst(1887-1973) - AmericanEducationist e wasa studentof Maria Montessori. -phasize onindividualizedinstruction,self-reliance &pupil-ledteaching. ->-e presentedDaltonPlan.Itwasa laboratoryschool inwhichlearners::e experimenters.Plan reorganizedthe school into3components; irent- (1) Assignment-givingresponsibilitytolearnerstolearnaccordingtointerest and ability, (2) Laboratory-Where studentseekbestwaytoachieve assignment, (3) House-whereteacheractsas a counselortogive lessons.Horace Mann(1796-1859) - American Educationist • Educationshouldbe providedbywell trainedteachers. • Education mustbe free,non-sectarian,andpublicallyfunded. • Fatherof CommonSchool Movement.Inwhichpromotedfreepubliceducation. • Establishedspecial teachertrainingcollegescalledNormal schoolsforteachertraining.Capable teacherswere promotedand unfitteacherswere eliminated. • Publicschoolingcentral togoodcitizenship,democraticparticipation&societal wellbeing. 3 ooks:Lecturesoneducation/Slavery/Onthe Artof Teaching Disfavoredbookreading,formal &social education,formal discipline/habitformation.Childrenlearn rightand wrongthroughexperiencingthe consequencesof thacts ratherthan tliroughphysical punishment. * Gave the ideaof negative educationinwhichchildhimselfsetfree,wanderhe andthere in natural way to learn bydancing,running,playing. Books:Social Contract/Emile (Novel)/Discourse onPolitical Economy **4. Pestalozi (1746-1827) - SwissEducationist Nature of mar. is essentiallygood. His mottowas'Learningby head,handand heart'. He wasinspiredfromRousseauideasandhisnovel 'Emile'.
  • 39. Emphasizednatural environmentinschooling,loving&caring. He emphasizedchildcenteredapproach,individual difference,sense perceptionstuden!,„if-activity. ♦ Pestalozi Methodemphasizedindividualized,self-paced,self-directedactivity-basedlearning. Books:Letterson EarlyEducation/The Educationof Man AncientHistory Educational History: Mostlypeople were illiterate inthe past.Oral traditionswere importantwhichwermemorized.Mostof the education wasachievedorally.ReligionwasmainfocusOeducation.Knowledge aboutthe animals, farming,fishing,foodpreparation,constructionancmilitarytrainingwasfocused.Formal educationwas beingprovidedtofewpeople. Purpose of Educational History: 1. To benefitpastexperiences 2. To understandpeople anddifferentsocieties 3. To analyze cultural norms 4. To understandthe progressionof society 5. To increase educationquality Historyof EducationAncientGreece: Educationplayedveryvital role inthe life of Greekpeople inthe past.There were - twomajor statesin Greece inthe past; Athens& Sparta.It was the periodof 5th _-• BC. There were 2 typesof education;1) Formal educationdeliveredbypaidic-ersinformal school setting2) Informal Educationdeliveredby unpaidteacherin: .blic/ local settings.Greekeducationfocusedonmind,bodyandimagination. I:nationSystemof Athens: Educationfocusedontrainingof Arts,Peace and War. Schoolswere private _ - people hadan opportunitytosendtheirchildreninschoolsdue tolow tuition lere PrimaryEducation(0-6 Years) - BasicReading/ Writingat home **3oys were taught at home bymotheror male slave.Theywere taught;
  • 40. ^_ 1) wordsof Homer(poet),2) howto playlyre (musicinstrument).ElementaryEducation(6-14 Years) - GymnasticEducation Eymnastictrainingupto14 yearswas compulsory. SecondaryEducation(15-18 Years) - IntellectualEducation an, After14 yearsof training,poorstudentsendedtheireducationandjoinon& apprenticeshipof a trade.Rich studentscontinuedtheireducationunderaulosopherteacher.Subjectsof geometry, sophistry,astronomyandrhetoric(artf speakingandwritingeffectively) weretaught. Post-secondaryEducation(19-20Years) -MilitaryTraining Two yearsmilitarytrainingwasimpartedandstudentswere graduatedafter20 ■ ears. Thenmore advancedstudieswere alsoprovidedlater. "Girlswere impartedonlyprimaryeducationathome.Co-curricularactivitiesinclude;running,jumping, boxing,wrestling,music,dance. : .cationSystemof Sparta: wen * us 0 Main purpose of educationwasto physicallystrongandfitbody. n am MilitaryTainting(6-18 Years) Boysand Girlsin barracks undergostrictmilitarytraining.Itincludes,takinglessfood,walkingbare footed,sleepingonhardbeds,readingandwriting,jumping,running,swimming,hunting,diskthrowing etc. Gymnastic& Warfare Training(19-20 Years) Onlymale personsundergogymnasticandspecial warfare trainingwithreal weapons.Atthe age of 20 after2 yearstraining,a testwastaken.Passingpersonswere declaredsoldiersandcitizens.Otherjoin trade / businessbuttheywere notconsideredcitizen&theyhadnopolitical rights. 3. SoldierTraining(21-60Years) Soldiertrainingwascontinuedupto60 yearsina separate barracksevenmarr: soldierswere alsolived alone withoutfamily. 4. RetirementandFamilyLife (61till death) Male were retiredatthe age of 60 yearsand theywere allowedtolive the families. Socrates(469-399 BC): 1. Socrateswas GreekphilosopherborninAthens.
  • 41. 2. He saidthat knowledgeistruth. 3. Personshouldfindtruth,workwiselyandrationally. 4. He stressedinmoral excellence. 5. Teachersask rightquestionsso thatstudentsthink&answercritically. 6. He stressedonself-examination/analysis. TeachingMethod QuestionAnswertechnique wasusedbySocratestomotivate,stimulatestuder.andencourage healthy discussions.Questionsshouldbe designedinsucha way thadmay increase the ;tudentinterestand curiosity.The questionsshouldbe linkedwi student'sanswers. Typesof Questionsof Socrates: 1. IntroductoryQuestions - Linkingwithpreviousknowledge of students. 2. DevelopingQuestions - Questionson new topic. 3. RecaptulatoryQuestions- Repeatingthe questions. 4. EvaluatoryQuestions - To judge the performance atthe end. Plato(429-347 BC): 1. Platowas the studentof Socrates. 2. He presentedthe ideaof Ideal State. 3. Brightestmindsshould made political decisionsof state. 4. He presentedphilosophyof Idealism. Books:Republic/Statesman/Lysis/Sophist/Laws/Symposium/Apology.Stagesof Educationof Plato: 1. Pre-Education(0-6Years) - Moral Education Moral educationwill be impartedtochildrenbyparentsandelders. 2. ElementaryEducation(7-18Years) -BasicEducation Separate ine girlsandboys.Childrenshouldlearnbasiceducation,music,post math andliterature. P - 2] Historyof Education __33
  • 42. MilitaryTraining(19-20 Years): Studentsundergomilitaryexperienceinthe battlefieldfor2years.HigherEducation(21-35 Years): Studentsgetadvance knowledge of mathematics,philosophyandliterature for10 the ears.Studentsshouldgetthe knowledge of dialecticfor5years. Rulerand PhilosophersTraining(36-50Years): Studentsgetthe trainingfrom36-50 yearsto become rulersandphilosophers.Practice asRuleror Philosophers(50Yearsonward): People are nowreadytobecome ruleror philosophersandapplytheirknowledge practically. : tie (384-322 BC): 1. Aristotle wasthe studentof Plato. 2 He wasthe tutorof Alexanderthe Great. 3 Educationisthe attainmentof happiness.derr 4. Virtue liesinthe attainmentof happiness. that 5. He usedinductive anddeductive methodtofindoutknowledge. ts. ' wr 6. Sensoryexperiences/sensationsare the rootof knowledge.7. He presentedphilosophy of Realism.Books:Peri Psyches/Physics/Metaphysics/Politics/Rhetoric/Economics.The Lyceum (PeripaticSchool): It isthe basisof presentdayuniversities.ItwaslocatedinAthens.Aristotle usedi ach;philosophy, mathematics,andrhetoricinthe school. [Curriculum: 1. InfantSchooling(0-6):Itincludesplay,physical activities&stories. 2. 7-14 Years Schooling:Numerics,literacy,liberal arts. 3. 15-21 YearsSchooling:Mathematics,Geometry,Astronomy,grammar,literature,poetry, rhetoric,ethicsandpolitics. 4. 21 Years onward:Physics,metaphysics,biology,cosmology,logic. - : menRole: 1. Womenwere inferiortomen.Aristotle promotedonlymale education. 2. Girlsshouldbe trainedforhousehold,childrearing(care/development).
  • 43. EducationinPakistan Role of Mosque in Education: 1. Place forPrayers 2. Place forsocialization 3. Place forDawa (Preach) 4. Place forCelebration(Eid,Marriage etc.) 5. Place of state meetings 6. Place forMedical Care 7. Place forEducation Dar-e-Arqam- FirstIslamicEducationCenter: In earliertimes,non-Muslimswereteasingthe Muslimsinmanywaysthat'spreachingof Islamwas also difficult.Inordertoavoidsuchsituation,Prophet(PBl establishedEducational center(Dar-e-Arqam) in HazratArqamBin Arqam(RA) ho It wasfirsteducational centerof Islarri.Itsaimwasto spreadthe message of Al teachingof Quran & Hadith,Tafsir-e-Quranetc. Suffah: Suffahmeansshadedarea/areacoveredbyroof.Itwasan area in Masjid-e-N designatedforthe education,residence of poor,needy,outguests.NeedypeoplelivedinSuffahwerecalledAshab-e- Suffah(residentsof Suffah).ItwasfirstIsl Residential University.Prophet(PBUH) usedtosendAshab-e- Suffahindifferentforpreachingof Islam.Differentneeds(foodetc.) of Ashab-e-Suffahwere provided Muslimcommunity.SuffahCurriculum: 1. Tafsir-e-Quran 2. Usul-e-Fiqah 3. Usul-e-Din 4.Caliphs 5.Nahv 6. Religion 7. Jadal 14. Language,arts, rituals,laware part of a -Culture 15. Attitude of Prophet(PBUH) inadministrationwas - Humanitarian 16. Core curriculumforearlyMuslimswas -Quran
  • 44. 17. Ibn-e-Sina&ImamGhazali told,childeducationbeginwith - Quran 18. Islamiceducationsystememphasize language mustbe learned -Arabic 19. Islamlaysemphasisonthe - Equalit 20. MuslimUmmah needsteacherswiththe mission - Prophetic 21. No educational systemcanbe betterthanqualityof its - Teachers 22. Teachingprinciple,proceedingfromsimple tocomplex -presentedbyMuslims 23. MuslimCaliphwhopresentedOpenDoorpolicy- Hazrat Ali (R.A 24. HinduscalledAllamalqbalondemandof separate country -Imaginativedreame: 25. NationalistMuslimswhosupportedcongress -HussainAhmed& 26. NationalistMuslimswhosupportedcongress - Dr. ZakirHussair 27. ValuesinIslamiceducationsystemare rootedin- Religious:: 28 Most authentic&essentialcurriculuminIslamis- Quran &Sunnah 29. EducationinIslamis - Valued: 30. Man isKhalifatullah(vicegerentof God) in - Isl 31. Superiorityof aman inIslamisbasedon his/her- Pier 32. Reasonto claimseparate homelandbyMuslimsinIndia- Religio: on ; HAP - 2] Historyof Education 17 CurriculumRefinementandDevelopmentCenterisEducationsystemof anationshouldreflectits PrimaryinstitutioninIslamforuniversalizationof education-Islamiceducationcurriculumemphasizeon Muslimsemphasizedthe artmostBrilliantperiodinMuslimhistoryforknowledge spreadSalarieswere startedto be givento teachersinperiodof Muslimeducationputemphasisonthe developmentof
  • 45. EducationisobligatoryinIslamforMajor problemof managementinPakistani educationSchoollevel curriculumisdevelopedby -CRDC. - PhilosophyMosque - Handicraftskills - Ca'!igraphy - Abbasides - Hazarat Umar (R.A) - Whole personality - All Muslims - Lack of Planning-Provincial Textbookboard Availabilityof one bookforone classcreatesproblemof- Poorcontent Language preferredbyMuslimsinsubcontinent- Arabic& Persian Masj id playsaneffective rolein- Preschool education Free educationinPakistanwasannouncedin - 1947 Mosqueswere declarededucational centersfirstlyin -1979 Educational meetingof 1947 is called - Conference India'searliestcontactwithIslamwasthrough -Arabmerchantsof Malabar cost IslamicArtwas the combinationof Arts Ideologyof education takesitsrootsfromFaithand Source of IslamicCivilizationis Muslimsof IndiademandedPakistantopractice Cornerstone of IslamicIslamicNation Meaningof word 'nation'is DSD is locatedin DSD was establishedin Oldname of DSD is Purpose of DSD DTEs are appointedby DTEs evaluate the teacher&studentprogressBestmethodforteachinglarge classTalkingand indisciplineinclassisindicatorof Learninginmothertongue improvesthe studentWorldTeacherDayis celebratedon
  • 46. - Roman,Greek,Egypt- Philosophyof life - Quran - IslamicIdeology - The Kalima - Birthof race -WahdatColony,Lahore - 1959 -EducationExtensionCenter-TeacherEdu.& Training-DSD - On monthlybasis - Lecture method - Studentboredom - Comprehension - October5 67. Forgettingcanbe minimizedby 68. What to do whenyoufind2 studentsfighting 69. Tell aggressive studentsabouttheirbehavior's 70. Can a teachersuspendthe student 71. What ispurpose of textbookassignments 72. Difference invaluesof differentage groups 73. Rote learningissuitable forthe 74. Teacherwhoknowsstudentproblemandresolve itis 75. Who iscalledfatherof researchon teaching 76. On firstdayin class,whatwouldyoudo Dars-e-Nizami: It was originatedbyMolanaNizamUddinSahalvi inIndiatopromote teachingsIslamaccordingtoQuran and Sunnahandremove the harmful effectsof seceducation. Curriculumof Dars-e-Nizami: 1. Quran & Hadith 2. Tafsir Quran
  • 47. 3.Logic 4.Usul-e-Tafseer 5. Usul-e-Hadith 6. Philosophy 7. Mathematics 8. Literature DeeniMadaris: DeeniMadaristeach;Quran,Hifz-e-Quran,Ahadith,Fiqah,etc.All DeeniMaare workingunderthe WafaqulMadaris.Arabiccourse (ShahdatulAlmiya) of anIsl ScholarisconsideredequivalenttoM.A Islamiat/M.A Arabic.AnIslamicScholardeclare Fatwahaftergraduation. “Miss/lastdouble pages” HISTORY OF EDUCATION S r # Topic 1 Nutshell of Historyof Education 2 FamousMuslimEducationistsFamousWesternEducationists 6 Trendsin Education 7 Miscellaneous 3 AncientHistory 4 EducationinPakistan Nutshell of Historyof Education 1. EducationisderivedfromaLatin word - Educere 2. Educere means - To lead 3. Change inbehaviorandattitude inhumanbeing-Education 4. Processof acquiring knowledge,skills,values,attitude - Education 5. To enable ahumanto read and write iscalled - Literacy 6. Perfectcode of life forhuman - Quran &Sunnah
  • 48. 7. Islamiceducationsystempreferthe aspectof life - Moral Aspect 8. Book'HujjatulBaligah'was writtenby - ShahWalliullah 9. Shah Waliullahwasgreatlyinfluencedinmysticismby - Ibn-e-Rushd 10. Ibn-e-Rushdwasgreatlyinfluencedby - Ibn-e-Bajjah 11. Certificate usedtoteachinspecificareaof expertiseinhistory - Ijaza 12. In earlystages of Islam,teachersclassifiedintocategories -2 13. Good relationshiphelpstocontrol the - Anger 77. If majorityof studentsare weak,keepyourteachingslow guidance tobrightstudents 78. If teachernot able to getstudentattention,he shouldevaluate 79. If some studentmisbehave,improve theirbehaviorby 80. If back benchersmake noise,make themsit 81. A teacherinthe class shouldkeephisvoice 82. If studentnotable to follow,youshould 83. If studentsfailsinexamination,itisthe fault of 84. If teacherunable to answerquestion,he sayhe will answer 85. Classroomdisciplinecanbe maintainedbydeveloping 86. A teacherinthe class isa 87. Verbal guidance isleasteffective inteaching 88. If noise occur inlecture,teachershouldquite forawhile 89. Mind itself isthe resultof processof evolutionsaidby 90. TV isbetterthanradio inteaching,asit usesbothsenses 91. Disciplinarycasesshouldbe senttoprincipal whenother 92. Firstimportantof the teachingisknowingthe 93. If studentgetsunconscious,providefirstaidandcontact- 94. Curriculumincludesbothformal and 95. Dynamicapproach to teachingmeanslearningthrough 96. If you teachnormal childrenwithblind,sii Ihe blind 97. True evaluationof studentispossible through
  • 49. - Overlearnin - Punishbot-Harmful consequence -N - Practic - Generationga - SlowLearne - Appreciate - N.L.Gag - Introduce yoursel -Withsome ext - His teachingmeth - Your characte - In frontbench - Highenou -Explainwithexampl- Studentsthemselv - Afterconsultatio -Studentinterestinstu - Group lead - Skill -Thengoo - JohnLock - Hearing& Visic - Means fail -Studentbackgroun Nearbydoctor - Informal educatic - Activiti - On frontbench -Continuousevaluati D r : - A - - 2] Historyof Education 19
  • 50. Tr. :se teachersare popularinstudentwhohelpthem ral valuescanbe developedinstudent,if teacherhimself Vksaid'Allahhassentme asa teacher' -:said 'Knowledge withoutpractice isdangerous'rsteducational centerof IslamhD establishedDar-e-Arqam .o establishededucationcenterof Islam'Suffah" -ere the Suffahwasestablishedislamiceducation centerwithstudentresidence facility::?phet(PBUH) companionsandtheirsuccessorswere ostruction deliveredbyProphet(PBUH) towomen Icesto illiterate people,itwouldbe endof worldsaidby -amGhazali was Who said'Goal of societyisto applySharia' nazali advocated2 typesof knowledge 3nazali said,reasoningin6thsense whichhelpstotell Who wrote book'Jewelsof Quiar' no wrote book'Revival of religioussciences'B:okAhya-e-UloomwaswrittenbyB: ok'Kimiya-e-Sadaat' was writtenby[ ossificationof Faz-e-Ain&Farz-e-KafayapresentedbySeekingknowledge isbasicrightof everyindividual nousMuslimHistorianFather of political economyirneKhaldunwasborninWhopresentedthe concept of'Asabiya'Asabiyameans Who said'rote learningkillsstudentthinkingability -neKhaldunsaid,primaryeducationshouldbe given inI -neKhaldunpresented2typesof Aloom, AloomNaqli &Famousbook'Muqaddma'was writtenby Who differentiatedhistoryof Islamandhistoryof Muslims -To resolve theirproblem - Practice them - Prophet(PBUH) - Prophet(PBUH) -Dare-Arqam,Makkah - Prophet(PBUH) - Prophet(PBUH) -MasjidNabvi,Madina - Suffah - Full time teachers - Once a week - Prophet(PBUH) - Persianeducationist - ImamGhazali - Useful & Useless
  • 51. -Truth - Ghazali - Ghazali - ImamGhazali - ImamGhazali - ImamGhazali - ImamGhazali - Ibne-Khaldun - Ibne-Khaldun - Tunis - IbneKhaldun - Groupsolidarity - IbneKhaldun - Mothertongue - AloomAqli - IbneKhaldun - lbn-e-Khaldun 130. 13 century,Muslimthinker,historian&educationist - Ibn-e-Khaldun 131. Ibne-Khaldunneverfavouredthe method - Lecture Method 132. Who opposedsimultaneouslearningof twolanguages - SirSyedAhmed 133. Foundingfatherof TwoNationTheory - SirSyedAhmed 134. Who said'superstitioncannotbe the partof faith' - SirSyedAhmed 135. Sir SyedestablishedOrphanage forMuslimorphansin - Muradabad 136. Sir SyedestablishedScientificSocietyin-1863 137. AligarhHighSchool wasestablishedin -1875 138. AligarhHighSchool waselevatedtoMAOcollege in - 1877 139. MAO College waselevatedtouniversityin -1921 140. Who wrote journal'Tehzibullkhlaq' - SirSyedAhmed
  • 52. 141. AsbabBaghawat-e-Hindwaswrittenby - SirSyedAhmed 142. Allamalqbal wasbornatSialkoton - November,9,1877 143. Who emphasizedonIndividuality(Khudi) -AllamaIqbal 144. Allamalqbal presentedKhutbaAllabadin-1930 145. Who wrote bookIlmullqtisad - AllamIqbal 146. Who statedthat learningunite knowing,feeling,doing - Froebel 147. Who presentedthe ideaof Kindergarten(KG) -Froebel 148. EmphasisonNationalism, Idealism, childfreedomisphilosophyof - Froebel 149. Permissiveenvironmentof Froebel Kindergarteninclude -Gift,song,occupation 150. FredrickFroebel establishedfirstKindergarten(KG) in -1837 151. Froebel establishedKGforthe childrenage - 4-5 Years 152. All the childrenhave potential tolearnsaidby -Froebel 153. Playisthe engine of real learning,saidby -Froebel 154. Who wrote book'Pedagogousof Kindergarten' - Froebel 155. Froebel was - Germaneducationist 156. Montessori curriculumincludetypesof experience -3 157. Maria Montessori was - Italianeducationist 158. Firstwomandoctor whograduatedfromRome university - Maria Montessori 159. Maria Montessori presentedthe method - Montessori Method 160. Playisthe workof child,saidby - Maria Montessori 161. Who wrote book'Discoveryof Child' - Maria Montessori Historyof Education 21 un ir.3 Montessori wasawardedthe degree of - Medicine xi as foundingfatherof functional psychology - JohnDewey ed ■M. JoinDeweywas -Americaneducationist ed . e issaid to have takenfromHerbart - Theoryof interest ed Pragmaticphilosophywasdevelopedby- Dewey
  • 53. ad DeweyestablishedLaboratoryschool in- ChicagoUniversity 53 Jhcr. DeweyestablishedLaboratoryschool in -1896 75 — Deweyintroducedthe methodforstudents - Projectmethod "7 promoteddemocracyineducation - JhonDewey 21 leelsof Deweycurriculum -3 id rst .evel curriculumof Deweywasregarding - Making& doing id v econdlevel of curriculumof Deweywasregarding -Space & Time concept n Thirdlevel of curriculumof Deweywasregarding -Science subjects al namingbyDoingMethod waspresentedby - Dewey SO D wrote book'Reconstructioninphilosophy' - Dewey al ton Planwasintroducedby - HelenParkurst el thername of DaltonPlan - ChildrenUniversity el DaltonPlanschool wasestablishedinNew Yorkin - 1919 el Classroomsof DaltonPlanwere called - Laboratories )n StudentprogressinDaltonPlanwasshownby - Graph/diagrams 17 In DaltonPlanwhooutlinedweeklyassignments - Teachers rs C ahon Planconference durationtoexchangeideas - 25-45 minutes el : arts of Daltonplanswere -3(House/Assignment/Lab) el HelenPurkurstwasan -Americaneducationist el IS6L Fatherof AmericanEducation - Horrace Mann St Z ?mmonSchoolsof Horrace were for the - Studentslearning N rmal Schoolsof Horrace were for the - Teachertraining st 3 wrote book'On the art of teaching' - Horrace Mann ri Philosophyof Naturalismineducationwaspresentedby- Rousseau »d usseaupreferredineducationsense of discrimination&-Physical activities ri Educational programof Rousseauwasfor people of - Upperclassesonly ri A ho considerthe educationasnegative process- Rousseau 194. Who considerthatchildat birthisby nature good - Rousseau 195. Rousseau identifieddevelopmental stages
  • 54. 196. Who relatedthe schoolingtosocial purposes - Rousseau 197. Who said,childmustbe freedfromsociety'simprisoninginstitutes-Rousseau 198. Who wrote famousnovel Emile- Rousseau 199. Who developedobjectlessonemphasizingsensorylearning- Rousseau 200. Rousseausaidthataim of life is - Self-Expression 201. Who wrote book'Social Contract' - Rousseau 202. Rousseauwas - SwissEducationist 203. What Pestalozi appliedtoeducation - Modifiednaturalist 204. PioneerinElementaryEducationReforms - Pestalo 205. Pestalozi presentedthe Normal school for - Teachertrainin 206. Fatherof vocational training - Pestalo 207. Fatherof ModernEducation -Pestalo 208. Pestalozi stressedonthe trainingof - Teache 209. Motto 'Learningby head,handand heart'was givenby - Pestalo 210. 2 Main statesAthens&Sparta was the part of - Greek 211. Socratesusedquestioningtechnique todevelopthe - Concept 212. Knowledgethatcomesfrominside isreal,saidby - Socrates 213. Socrateswas the teacherof - **PI 214. DialecticMethodwaspresentedby **-PI 215. Plato'sphilosophytookeducationasmeansof preserving - The** sta 216. Dialogue toresolve conflictb/wtwopartiesona topic - DialecticMethod 217. Main role of education,accordingtoPlatois to develop - Powerof thinking 218. Who presentedthe ideaof "Ideal Sate' - Plato 219. Platopresentedthe philosophyof - Idealist 220. Who wrote book'Republic' - Plato 221. AgainstPlato,Aristotlemade home areal - Trainingcentre 222. Aristotle wasthe studentof - Plato 223. Aristotle wasthe teacherof - AlexanderGreat 224. Worldfirstbookof psychologywaswrittenby - Aristtole
  • 55. 225. Aristotle wrote abookonpsychologynamed - Peri **Psych :ior ; - - - - 2] Historyof Education 23 QS bo presentedthe philosophyof realism Fhe academyestablishedinAthensbyAristotle irtue liesinthe attainmentof happiness,saidby Combinationof Arithmetic,music,astronomy&geometry rr.binationof Arithmetic,music, reading&writing"Paragogos' inAthenianeducationwasa .. henianeducationinvolvemore intellectualelementthan Meaningof Ephebe Wrestlingschool of Greece was leaningof Agog • of speakingandwritingeffectivelyiscalled ma Iqbal OpenUniversity(AIOU) establishedin Firstlargestdistance universityinAsiarmername of AIOUwas **JU islocated'ode of instructionof distance educationisrstitute of Educational Research(IER) was establishedER belongstouniversity Universityof Education wasestablishedin No.of campusesof Universityof Education PunjabExaminationCommission(PEC) startedin PEC holdsthe examof classes Dividingstudentsintogroupsaccordingtotheirabilities What isthe Socratestechnique A teacherwhoisself-critical of histeaching Type of educationheldinschool setting
  • 56. Answer - Aristotle - Lyceum - Aristotle - Quadrivium - Didasealeum - Slave - Sparatan - Young man - Palaestra - Excitement - Rhetoric - 1974 -AIOU -PeoplesopenuniversitySectorH-8, Islamabad - Non-formal -1960 - Punjabuniversity -2002 -9 -2005 - 5 & 8 Classes - Tacking - Question-Answer - Reflectiveteacher - Formal education FamousMuslimEducationists 1. Hazrat Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) (571-633) - WorldEducationist # He (PBUH) was the Last Prophetof Allah(SubhanahuTa'ala). # He (PBUH) stressedrightkindof education. jgw # He (PBUH) said'Allahsentme as a teacher*.
  • 57. # He (PBUH) saidthat iearnfromcradle to grave'. # He (PBUH) usedto talkin the accentof listeners. # He (PBUH) made education,areligiousobligation. # He (PBUH) usedto teachsimple tocomplex concepts. # He (PBUH) stressedthe use of QuranicDua(!-»*? yj) # He (PBUH) usedfriendlyandinterestingbehaviorinteaching. # He (PBUH) saidthat educationiscompulsoryforbothmen&women. # He (PBUH) stressedteachingthroughexamplesanddemonstrations. # He (PBUH) usedto summarize the issue first,andthengive the details. # He (PBUH) said'Best amongstyouis one wholearns&teaches'Quran'. # Wivesof Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) usedto teachthe womenandgirls. # He (PBUH) usedto praise andencourage the people oncorrectanswering. # He (PBUH) usedto talk/ teach softlywithappropriate pausesandbreaks. # Establishededucationcenter'Suffa'for teachinginMasjid-e-Nabvi,Madina. # He (PBUH) stressedaskingquestionswhile teachingtomake learningeffective # He (PBUH) usedbodylanguage,gesture,facial expressiontomake learningeffective. # He (PBUH) usedeffectivespeechinteaching(use of pauses,rise&fall of voice | # He (PBUH) establishededucationcenter'Dar-e-Arqam'forteachinginMakkab # Prisonersof Battle Badrfreedaftertheytaught10 Muslimchildrentoread/write # He (PBUH) stressednotonlytogain the knowledgebutalsoon practice.(PBUH) said'Knowledge withoutpractice isdangerous'. # He (PBUH) said'Teach people,make thingseasy,don'tmake thingsdiffickeepsilentwhenyou become furious(angry)'. # He (PBUH) advisedthe MuslimstoteachtheirchildrenlearnQuran, archery(LSJ'J, swimming, calculation,medicine &genealogy. # He (PBUH) usedto teachprinciplesof Islam&QuranMajeedtopeople coi fromdifferentregions of world,&appointeddifferentSahaba(R.A) forpurpose # "I have neverseenabetterteacherthanthe Messengerof Allah.He neithreprimanded,nor beatnor insultedme."MuawiyaBinHakamsaid.
  • 58. 2. Imam Ghazali (1058-1111) - Iranian/PersianEducationist Real name AbuHamid MuhammadIbn MuhammadAl-Ghazali. Goal of societyisto applySharia. Teach lessonfromsimple tocomplex. Knowledgecanbringus closertoGod. Favoredphysical educationforchildren. Aimof educationisthe character building. Two typesof knowledgeare;Useful andUseless. Goal of man isto achieve happinessclosetoGod. Reasoningisthe 6th sense whichhelpstotell truth. Teachershouldplanthe lessonbefore the teaching. Human mindislike aslate and teachercan transformit. Teach studentsaccordingtotheirindividual differences. Knowledgeimprovesthe statusandrespectof individual. Favoredgoodand simple dietforchildrenphysicalgrowth. Worldlyeducationisequallyimportantasreligiouseducation. Favoredproperclothingforchildren&disfavoredtightandfitclothing. Four categoriesof knowledge are;Prophetic,Rulers,Scholars,Preachers. Teachershouldbehave likeafatherfigure andavoidcorporal punishment. Divine revelationissuperiortoreasonwhichisendowedonlytoProphets. Teachersshouldsimplifylessonbyusingtales,storiesetc.tomake iteffective. Teachinglessonsshouldbe basedonpreviousknowledge 6cstudentexperience. 2 typesUseful knowledge:i)Farz-e-Ain(Compulsory),ii)Farz-e-Kafaya(Optional). Curriculumshouldbe combinationof religious,worldlyeducation,logic&philosophy. Includedindustrial education,textile,agriculture,tailoring,&haircut+i g in curriculum. Favor elementaryeducation&home relatedknowledgeforfemale,nothighereducation. Ways to identify&remove deficiencies:perfectteacher,close friends,foes,&self-analysis. Books:Revival of religioussciences(AhyaulAloom),Jewelsof Quran,Alchemyof Happinessetc.
  • 59. 3. Ibn-e-Khaldun (1332-1406)-Arab Educationist/FamousHistorian # His name wasWalli-UddinAbuZaidAbdul Reranbornin Tunis. # Educationshouldbe meanstobringhappinessinlife. # Mathematicsshouldbe taughtas compulsorysubject. # Educationhelpstodevelopcharacterandpersonality. # Aimof educationisto developthinkingandreasoning. # Rote learning/memorizationkill the studentthinkingability. # Educationsystemshouldbe formulatedbasedonitsideology. # Mother tongue shouldbe usedinprimaryeducation. # He presentedthe conceptof'Asabiya'(social cohesion/groupsolidarity). # Justice isbasicvalue of societyif there isnojustice insociety,itwill ruinit. # Studentshouldparticipate indiscussionoveraproblemandfinditssolution. # Teacher/parentslove child,notpunishhimtoavoiddamaginghispersonality. # He favoreddiscussionanddebatesand disfavoredlecturemethodof teaching. # Travellingisalsoameansof education.He promotedstudytoursforlearning. # Studentshouldputtheirefforttothink,interpret&activelyinvolveinlearning. # EveryMuslimmen&womenshouldgainknowledgeof HolyQuran&Sunnah. # Teachingstudentsaccordingtotheirability/capacitylevel makeslearningeasier. # Teachersshouldteachsimple tocomplex,knowntounknown,concrete toabstract. # Vocational/professionalsubjectsshouldbe includedwithacademic subjectineducation. # Educationshoulddevelopsocio-economicefficiencyinmantobe effective memberof society. # There are 2 typesof Aloom: (1) AloomNaqli(originatedfromQuran,Hadith,Fiqah,Tafseer,grammar) (2) AloomAqli[g&medthroughexperiment,observation,reasoning(math,physkilogic)] # Teachingprocessshouldcomprise of 3stages:(1) //if/Wiicrio/i-introducingtopicwith examplesandsalientpointsto covered
  • 60. detail explanationof the pointsdiscussedbefore (2) Development- introduction. (3) Recap/Summary-hssonshouldbe revisedforeffective learning. Books:Famous"Muqaddma",Arab Philosophyof History. 4. Sir SyedAhmedKhan(1817-1898) - IndianEducationist jjk He wasalso a political leaderof the Muslims. JkJ^* Superstition cannotbe the partof faith(Iman). BHLJB He wasMuslimpragmatist& Islamic.Modernist. He got the title 'Sir','JavadUd-daullah'&'Arif Jung'. He advocatedthe use of Urdu Language amongMuslims. He wasfoundingfatherof TwoNationTheoryof Pakistan. Get ridof the oldand uselessritualsasithinderourprogress. He promotedWesternScientificeducationamongthe Muslims. He wasagainstthe superstitiousandorthodox thinkingof the Muslim." EstablishedanOrphanage forMuslimorphanchildreninMurfadabad. EstablishedMadrassahMuradabad,1858/Madrassah Ghaziabad,1862. We will remainhumiliated/rejectedif we notmade progressinscientificfield. EstablishedScientificSociety-1863 fortranslationof EnglishbooksintoUrdu. He promotedwesternmoderneducation&religiouseducationamongMuslims. Muhamadan Educational Conference,1886 to bring political wisdominMuslims. Knowledgeacquisitionscience/technologyisonlysolutionforMuslimproblems. EstablishedAligarhHighSchool,1875 whichwas elevatedtoMAOCollege in1877 and to Universityin 1921. Books:Tafseer-Ul-Quran/Tuzk-e-Jahangiri/Aaeen-e-Akbri/Asbab-baghawat-hind/Loyal Muhammadnsof India/TabeenUlKalam/AsrarulSanadid. Journals:TehzeebUlIkhlaq,AligarhInstituteGazette.
  • 61. 5. AllamaMuhammad.Iqbal (1873-1938). IndianEducationist/Poet He favoredfemale education&moral education.He wasagainstthe mere bookishknowledge androte learning.Educationbeginsfromasense of egoand itleadsto perfection.He favoredactivity,creativity, science andresearchinMuslims.He emphasizedIndividuality(Khudi),one'spreciousself orego. Studentshave freedomtodeveloptheirpersonalityandtalents.Educationshouldcultivatequalities;1) Courage,2) Tolerance,3) Faqr. He was awarded'doctorate of PhilosophybyUniversityof Munichin 1907. He wrote famousChildPrayer"LabPeAati HayDua Ban K TammanaMeri".He delivered 'KhutbaAllaabad"in1930, presentedideaof separate homeland.Gave conceptof Mard-e-Mominfor Muslimstobelieve Allah&restore Khudi. # He promotedideasof Justice,brotherhood,equalityandserviceamongMuslir # Emphasizedlearningbydoingmethod&andstressedtomake lessoninterestir # Aimof educationisthe developmentof personality&strengtheningindivicqualitiesof achild. # Learningisabilitytoimplement&applyknowledge inreal situationotherwisismeaningless. # He includedphilosophical subjects,artandliterature,religioussubjects,soc^-subjects,history and science incurriculum. # ParentsshouldspendtheirlivesaccordingtoQuranand sayingsof Ha Muhammad (PBUH) to become ideal fortheirchildren. # Books:Asrar-e-Khudi/Ramooz-e-Bekhudi/Pyam-e-Mashraq/Bang-e-Dara/Bal-eiJabreel/Zarb-e- Kaleern/Armghan-e-Hijaz/Javed-Nama/Iqbal-nama/Ilm-ul-Iqtisad/Zaboor-e-Aj am. FamousWesternEducationists 1. FredrickFroebel (1782-1852) - German Educationist # Humansare creative beings. # Playisthe engine of real learning. # Basic componentsof philosophyinclude,free self-activity,creativity,social participationand motor expression. # Emphasize play-based, childcentered, games, practices, gifts, pare-involvement,occupation, songs. # PresentedKindergartenmethodtoteachchildren'inplayful environment.Books:Educationof the Man, Pedagogicsof Kindergarten 2. Maria Montessori (1870-1952) - ItalianEducationist # Playisthe workof child.
  • 62. # Childshouldbe allowedtomove freelyinclass. # Age level 1-6yearsof childrenisveryimportant. # Childrenneedfreedom,funandtheylearnattheirownpace. # Firstwomendoctorwhograduatedfrom Universityof Rome. # Multiage groupingof childrenmakesthemlearnfromeachother. # WorkedwithdisabledchildrenandpresentedMontessori Method. # Designedspecialmaterials&specialenvironment toteachchildren. # Emphasize natural environmentforlearning,joy,interestandneedof child. # Beautifullydesignedcolourmaterial shouldbe usedforteachingof children. slims* Teacherworksas a facilitator&guide,whoprovide environmentandmaterials, isting* Childrenshouldnotbe forcedtolearn.Childrenlearnreading,writing,calculation ividu -s freelyasmeylearntowalkand talk.Thiswhole dependsuponthe natural environmentwhichshouldbe orderlyandaccessibletothe childrenaccordingto the age and needs. wise Bwk Montessori Method/Discoveryof child/Secretof childhood/Absorbentmind 3. socj JhonDewey(1859-1952) - AmericanEducationist • He isfoundingfatherof functional psychology(functionalism).Hazr ♦ He presented Pragmatism(philosophyof education). • He establishedfirstpsychologylabinUSA.al-e- • He presentedLearning-by-Doing Methodof teaching. • He advocateddemocracy. • EstablishedLaboratorySchoolsinChicago,emphasizelabexperimentstolearn. ks Democracy&Education/Experience &Education/Artasexperience/School and society/Reconstructioninphilosophy/Philosophyof JohnDewey 4. HelenParkhurst(1887-1973) - AmericanEducationist e wasa studentof Maria Montessori.
  • 63. -phasize onindividualizedinstruction,self-reliance &pupil-ledteaching. ->-e presentedDaltonPlan.Itwasa laboratoryschool inwhichlearners::e experimenters.Plan reorganizedthe school into3components; irent- (1) Assignment-givingresponsibilitytolearnerstolearnaccordingtointerest and ability, (2) Laboratory-Where studentseekbestwaytoachieve assignment, (3) House-whereteacheractsas a counselortogive lessons.Horace Mann(1796-1859) - American Educationist • Educationshouldbe providedbywell trained teachers. • Educationmustbe free,non-sectarian,andpublicallyfunded. • Fatherof CommonSchool Movement.Inwhichpromotedfreepubliceducation. • Establishedspecial teachertrainingcollegescalledNormal schoolsforteachertraining.Capable teacherswere promotedandunfitteacherswere eliminated. • Publicschoolingcentral togoodcitizenship,democraticparticipation&societal wellbeing. 3 ooks:Lecturesoneducation/Slavery/Onthe Artof Teaching **Disfavoredbookreading,formal &social education,formal discipline/habitformation.Childrenlearn rightand wrongthroughexperiencingthe consequencesof thacts ratherthan tliroughphysical punishment. * Gave the ideaof negative educationinwhichchildhimselfsetfree,wanderhe and there in natural way to learnbydancing,running,playing. Books:Social Contract/Emile (Novel)/Discourse onPolitical Economy 7. Pestalozi (1746-1827) - SwissEducationist Nature of mar. is essentiallygood. His mottowas'Learningby head,handand heart'. He wasinspiredfromRousseauideasandhisnovel 'Emile'. Emphasizednatural environmentinschooling,loving&caring. He emphasizedchildcenteredapproach,individual difference,sense perceptionstuden!,„if-activity.
  • 64. ♦ Pestalozi Methodemphasizedindividualized,self-paced,self-directedactivity-basedlearning. Books:Letterson EarlyEducation/The Educationof Man AncientHistory Educational History: Mostlypeople were illiterate inthe past.Oral traditionswere importantwhichwermemorized.Mostof the educationwasachievedorally.ReligionwasmainfocusOeducation.Knowledge aboutthe animals, farming,fishing,foodpreparation,constructionancmilitarytrainingwasfocused.Formal educationwas beingprovidedtofewpeople. Purpose of Educational History: 1. To benefitpastexperiences 2. To understandpeople anddifferentsocieties 3. To analyze cultural norms 4. To understandthe progressionof society 5. To increase educationquality Historyof EducationAncientGreece: Educationplayedveryvital role inthe life of Greekpeople inthe past.There were - twomajor statesin Greece inthe past; Athens& Sparta.It was the periodof 5th _-• BC. There were 2 typesof education;1) Formal educationdeliveredbypaidic-ersinformal school setting2) Informal Educationdeliveredby unpaidteacherin: .blic/ local settings.Greekeducationfocusedonmind,bodyandimagination. I:nationSystemof Athens: Educationfocusedontrainingof Arts,Peace and War. Schoolswere private _ - people hadan opportunitytosendtheirchildreninschoolsdue tolow tuition Education(0-6 Years) - Basic Reading/Writingat home 3oys were taughtat home by motheror male slave.Theywere taught; ^_ 1) wordsof Homer(poet),2) how to playlyre (musicinstrument).ElementaryEducation(6-14 Years) - GymnasticEducation Eymnastictrainingupto14 yearswas compulsory. SecondaryEducation(15-18 Years) - IntellectualEducation an,
  • 65. After14 yearsof training,poorstudentsendedtheir educationandjoinon& apprenticeshipof a trade.Rich studentscontinuedtheireducationunderaulosopherteacher.Subjectsof geometry, sophistry,astronomyandrhetoric(artf speakingandwritingeffectively) weretaught. Post-secondaryEducation(19-20Years) -MilitaryTraining Two yearsmilitarytrainingwasimpartedandstudentswere graduatedafter20 ■ ears. Thenmore advancedstudieswere alsoprovidedlater. "Girlswere impartedonlyprimaryeducationathome.Co-curricularactivitiesinclude;running,jumping, boxing,wrestling,music,dance. : .cationSystemof Sparta: wen * us 0 Main purpose of educationwasto physicallystrongandfitbody. n am MilitaryTainting(6-18 Years) Boysand Girlsin barracks undergostrictmilitarytraining.Itincludes,takinglessfood,walkingbare footed,sleepingonhardbeds,readingandwriting,jumping,running,swimming,hunting,diskthrowing etc. Gymnastic& Warfare Training(19-20 Years) Onlymale personsundergogymnasticandspecial warfare trainingwithreal weapons.Atthe age of 20 after2 yearstraining,a testwastaken.Passingpersonswere declaredsoldiersandcitizens.Otherjoin trade / businessbuttheywere notconsideredcitizen&theyhadnopolitical rights. 3. SoldierTraining(21-60Years) Soldiertrainingwascontinuedupto60 yearsina separate barracksevenmarr: soldierswere alsolived alone withoutfamily. 4. RetirementandFamilyLife (61till death) Male were retiredatthe age of 60 yearsand theywere allowedtolive the families. Socrates(469-399 BC): 1. Socrateswas GreekphilosopherborninAthens. 2. He saidthat knowledgeistruth. 3. Personshouldfindtruth,workwiselyandrationally. 4. He stressedinmoral excellence. 5. Teachersask rightquestionssothatstudentsthink&answercritically.
  • 66. 6. He stressedonself-examination/analysis. TeachingMethod QuestionAnswertechnique wasusedbySocratestomotivate,stimulatestuder.andencourage healthy discussions.Questionsshouldbe designed insuchaway thadmay increase the ;tudentinterestand curiosity.The questionsshouldbe linkedwi student'sanswers. Typesof Questionsof Socrates: 1. IntroductoryQuestions - Linkingwithpreviousknowledge of students. 2. DevelopingQuestions - Questionsonnew topic. 3. RecaptulatoryQuestions- Repeatingthe questions. 4. EvaluatoryQuestions - To judge the performance atthe end. Plato(429-347 BC): 1. Platowas the studentof Socrates. 2. He presentedthe ideaof Ideal State. 3. Brightestmindsshouldmade political decisionsof state. 4. He presentedphilosophyof Idealism. Books:Republic/Statesman/Lysis/Sophist/Laws/Symposium/Apology.Stagesof Educationof Plato: 1. Pre-Education(0-6Years) - Moral Education Moral educationwill be impartedtochildrenbyparentsandelders. 2. ElementaryEducation(7-18Years) -BasicEducation Separate ine girlsandboys.Childrenshouldlearnbasiceducation,music,post math andliterature. P - 2] Historyof Education __33 MilitaryTraining(19-20 Years): HTM Studentsundergomilitaryexperienceinthe battlefieldfor2years.HigherEducation(21-35 Years): Studentsgetadvance knowledge of mathematics,philosophyandliterature for10
  • 67. the ears.Studentsshouldgetthe knowledge of dialecticfor 5years. Rulerand PhilosophersTraining(36-50Years): Studentsgetthe trainingfrom36-50 yearsto become rulersandphilosophers.Practice asRuleror Philosophers(50Yearsonward): People are nowreadytobecome ruleror philosophersandapplytheir knowledge practically. : tie (384-322 BC): 1. Aristotle wasthe studentof Plato. 2 He wasthe tutorof Alexanderthe Great. 3 Educationisthe attainmentof happiness.derr 4. Virtue liesinthe attainmentof happiness. that 5. He usedinductive anddeductive methodtofindoutknowledge. ts. ' wr 6. Sensoryexperiences/sensationsare the rootof knowledge.7. He presentedphilosophy of Realism.Books:Peri Psyches/Physics/Metaphysics/Politics/Rhetoric/Economics. The Lyceum (PeripaticSchool): It isthe basisof presentdayuniversities.ItwaslocatedinAthens.Aristotle usedi ach;philosophy, mathematics,andrhetoricinthe school. [Curriculum: 1. InfantSchooling(0-6):Itincludesplay,physical activities& stories. 2. 7-14 Years Schooling:Numerics,literacy,liberal arts. 3. 15-21 YearsSchooling:Mathematics,Geometry,Astronomy,grammar,literature,poetry, rhetoric,ethicsandpolitics. 4. 21 Years onward:Physics,metaphysics,biology,cosmology,logic. - : menRole: 1. Womenwere inferiortomen.Aristotle promotedonlymale education. 2. Girlsshouldbe trainedforhousehold,childrearing(care/development). EducationinPakistan 4 Role of Mosque in Education: 1. Place forPrayers
  • 68. 2. Place forsocialization 3. Place forDawa (Preach) 4. Place forCelebration(Eid,Marriage etc.) 5. Place of state meetings 6. Place forMedical Care 7. Place forEducation Dar-e-Arqam- FirstIslamicEducationCenter: In earliertimes,non-Muslimswereteasingthe Muslimsinmanywaysthat'spreachingof Islamwas also difficult.Inordertoavoidsuchsituation,Prophet(PBl establishedEducational center(Dar-e-Arqam) in HazratArqamBin Arqam(RA) ho It wasfirsteducational centerof Islarri.Itsaimwasto spreadthe message of Al teachingof Quran & Hadith,Tafsir-e-Quranetc. Suffah: Suffahmeansshadedarea/areacoveredbyroof.Itwasan area in Masjid-e-N designatedforthe education,residence of poor,needy,outguests.NeedypeoplelivedinSuffahwerecalled Ashab-e- Suffah(residentsof Suffah).ItwasfirstIsl Residential University.Prophet(PBUH) usedtosendAshab-e- Suffahindifferentforpreachingof Islam.Differentneeds(foodetc.) of Ashab-e-Suffahwere provided Muslimcommunity.SuffahCurriculum: 1. Tafsir-e-Quran 2. Usul-e-Fiqah 3. Usul-e-Din 4.Caliphs 5.Nahv 6. Religion 7. Jadal Dars-e-Nizami: It was originatedbyMolanaNizamUddinSahalvi inIndiatopromote teachingsIslamaccordingtoQuran and Sunnahandremove the harmful effectsof seceducation. Curriculumof Dars-e-Nizami: 1. Quran & Hadith 2. TafsirQuran 3.Logic 4.Usul-e-Tafseer 5. Usul-e-Hadith 6. Philosophy 7. Mathematics8. Literature DeeniMadaris: DeeniMadaristeach;Quran,Hifz-e-Quran,Ahadith,Fiqah,etc.All DeeniMaare workingunderthe WafaqulMadaris.Arabiccourse (ShahdatulAlmiya) of anIsl ScholarisconsideredequivalenttoM.A Islamiat/M.A Arabic.AnIslamicScholardeclare Fatwahaftergraduation. CHAPter- 2] Historyof Education
  • 69. 35 Maktab School: Maktab schoolsare associatedwiththe mosques.Maktabschoolswere suggesteda1979 Education policyof Pakistan.Educationfromclass1 to class 3 was requiredto - E giveninMasjidMaktabschool.A competentteacherwillhelpImamof Masjid in-.eaching. Maktab schoolsare differentformMadarisinscope where studentsare fewerandleastcurriculum includingQuranNaziraandHiz-e-Quranwere taught. Mosque Schools: EducationPolicy1978 suggestedthe establishmentof Mosque Schoolsto -prove the educationin Pakistan.Subjectsof Urduand mathwithQuran were taught. - e traditional Imamswere unable to continue thiseducationalteachingsothisideawas -;:implementedfully. > wr. PilotSchools/CharterSchools: 3UI: These are elementaryandsecondaryschoolsthatreceivefundingfromthe govt. l0US - ai theyare free fromsome of the rulesandregulationsthatare appliedonotherpublicMia: hools.These schoolswere startedwiththe helpof USA.Purpose of charterschool isto -crease and improve the opportunitiesof education. mprehensive School Scheme: These schoolswere alsoestablishedwiththe helpof USA.Firstcomprehensive j ' ; - :ol was establishedinMultanin1966. These schoolswere establishedineachdistrict - ;iiquarterall overthe Pakistan.Itsaimwasto provide qualityeducation. area edt cational Schools: These schoolsarrange vocational coursesforthe studentswhohave passedtheir - idle ormatric classes.Coursesinclude;carpenter,mason, welder,tailor,electrician,. -^puter operator,embroidery,etc.Vocational schoolshave establishedateachtehsil e%el inPakistan. special Schools: lgsc Special schoolshave beenestablishedinall the districtsandtehsilsof Pakistanfor jcuh_-e childrenwithspecial needs.These childrenmainlyinclude;childrenwithmentalKtardation, visual impairment,hearingimpairment,physicallyhandicapped.Special e;ucationteacherswith differentprofessionalssuchaspsychologists,speechtherapist,audiologist,physiotherapistetc.teach the childrenwithspecial needswithspecially - :difiedcurriculum.
  • 70. Ilamalqbal OpenUniversity(AIOU): idar 1. AIOU isthe firstlargestuniversityof distance educationinAsia. 2. AIOU is the secondlargestuniversityof distance educationinWorld. 4. It was renamedasAIOUin 1977 by ZulfiqarAli Bhutto. 5. Establishedtoeducate workers,peopleof distantareasattheirhome place. 6. It islocatedinH-8 Sector,Islamabad. 7. Its chancelloristhe President of Pakistan. 8. Its average student'senrolmentismore 121acs everyyear. 9. Non-formal teachingmethodologyisusedforteaching. 10. It providestextbooks,andreadingmaterial tostudentsathome. 11. It arrangesradio,televisionprogramsforstudents. 12. It arrangestutors inthe near surroundingof the students. 13. Studentshave tosubmitthe assignmenttothe tutors& appearin semesterexamstopassthe program/course. 14. It has startedmanyonline learningprograms. 15. It has 1172 studycentersforprofessionaltrainingof students. 16. It has 9 regional campuses,33 regional centers,41approvedstudycenters.138 part-time regional coordinatingoffices. 17. Largestteachereducationinstitutionwithaverage enrolmentof 4lac students. 18. OnlyinstitutionprovidingprogramforEducational Planning&management. 19. It offersmore than2000 courses. 20. It offersoperatingsemestersystemtwice ayeari.e.Spring&Autumn. 21. It got UNESCOROMA & Raja RoySinghaward foreducatingrural masses. Institute of EducationandResearch(IER): It isa postgraduate collegeof educationinPunjabUniversity,Lahore establishecin1960 withthe cooperationof USA.It ispremierandmost prestigiousinstitute of educationincountry.Itprovides teachertraining,advance studiesandqualityresearch. National Bureauof CurriculumandTextbook(NBCT):
  • 71. It isalso calledcurriculumwing.Thiswingisresponsibletosupervisethe provincial curriculumbureau for theircurriculumdevelopmentandtextbooksdevelopmentbyensuringthe qualityand standardization. StepsinCurriculumDevelopment: 1. DevelopingObjectives(Objectivesare framedonbasisof educationpolicy) 2. Scheme of Study(ltconsidernational educationpolicy,marketdemand,andglobal issues. 3. Developmentof Sy//a6j#s(Syllabusisdevelopedaccordingtoobjectives) 4. Textbooksdevelopment(ProvincialTextbookBoard-PTTBdevelopit) 5. ReviewandApproval (National Review committee review books) 6. PublicationandDistribution(Afterapproval,bookispublished) 7. TeacherTraining(Usuallyteacherguide isprovidedtoteachthe particularbookand sometimes trainingisimpartedforthe teachingof book.) Provincial TextbookBoard(PTTB): Four PTTBs have beenestablishedone ineachprovince. PTTBsare responsible rpreparing,publishing, stocking,distributionandmarketingschool textbooks.PPTBs:repare booksforthe classesKG to Intermediate. Board of Intermediate andSecondaryEducation(BISE): BISE isresponsibletoconductexamsof Secondary(IX-X) andHigherSecondaryXI-XII) classes.BISEshave beenestablishedineachdivision. Inter-BoardCommitteeof Chairman(IBCC): Thiscommittee wasestablished,comprisingof chairmanof BISEsfor mutual .^aborationof BISEs.It was establishedtoresolve the issuesof all BISEsandbringmiformityintheirworkings. EducationExtensionCenters: EECs were establishedineachprovince of Pakistantoimpartpreservice andDservice trainingtothe teachers.EECs provide trainingtothe teachers forthe changesmade inthe curriculum.InPunjab,EEC has beenrenamedasDSD (Directorate of Staff Ir elopment).
  • 72. Provincial Institutesof TeacherEducation(PITE): PITEs were establishedinPunjabin2000 forqualityassurance andteacherraining,offeringprogramsof B.Ed, M.Ed and M.A Education.These were sponsoredbyAsianDevelopmentBank.PresentlyPITEs stoppedworking. Universityof Education(UE): 1. UE, Lahore was establishedin2002. 2. It was firstspecializeduniversityinthe fieldof educationinPakistan. 3. Its aimwas to improve andprovide preservice /inservice teachertraining,educationalleaders, educationists,researchers,curriculumdevelopers. 4. Its chancellorisGovernorof the Punjab. 5. It has one maincampusand 8 sub-campuses. PunjabExaminationCommission(PEC): PEC isautonomousbodysetupbyPunjabgovt,forstudent'sexamsatgrade 5 and grade 8. It started functioningin2005 andtook firstexam5th grade examin2006. It isnow workingunderPunjab ExaminationCommissionAct2010. It takesexamseveryyearof govt,and private studentsinall 36 districtsof Punjab.Itconsistsof 18 members. DistrictTeacherEducators (DTEs): DTEs are appointedbyDSDtoevaluate andassessthe progressof teachersandstudentsof govt,schools on monthlybasis.DTEsvisitthe schoolsmonthlyandtake the examsof students. ClusterTrainingSupportCenters: Govt, of Punjabhasnominateddifferentcentral schoolsasclustertrainingsupportcentersforthe in service trainingof teachers.Inordertocover whole Punjab36DistrictTrainingand SupportCenters (DTSC) have beenestablished(one ineachdistrict).UndereachDTSCon average 60 ClusterTrainingand SupportCenters(CTSC) have beenestablished.One clustercoversapproximately30schoolslyingwithin radiusof 16km. At one cluster(1-5) DistrictTeacherEducators (DTEs) are placeddependinguponthe schoolsattachedwithcluster.A DTE has beenan allotted10-15 school forimplementationof CPDat clusterlevel. TrendsinEducation