Idealism emphasizes the importance of mental and spiritual domains in education as well as self-realization, eternal values like truth and beauty, and the role of the teacher and bookish knowledge. However, it is limited by its lack of emphasis on the child in the educational process, abstract concepts, modern technologies, and freedom for the child.
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aim of education
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type of education
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discipline definitions
education as a discipline
element of education
features of education discipline
scope of education discipline
the foundation of education discipline
the philosophical foundation of education
the social foundation of education
The psychological basis of education
History of education
Maxim and Approaches to education
Learning by doing
Learning through joyful experience
Child centric learning
Teacher pupil rapport in learning
Reinforcement in learning
a teacher always a student but a good student.
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Concept of Human Values
Value Education as Holistic Education
Significance of Values
Aim of Education & value Education
Evolution of Value oriented Education
Types of values
Components of value Education
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1. CONTRIBUTIONS OF IDEALISM
Idealism has given higher place to mental and
spiritual domains.
Importance to past and culture.
Importance to literature and arts.
Self-realisation at the aim of education.
Importance to the role of teacher in the
educative process.
Importance to bookish knowledge.
Importance to eternal values (Truth,
Goodness and beauty).
Emphasis on personal development of child.
LIMITATIONS OF IDEALISM
Too much emphasis on mind and spirituality.
Over emphasis on bookish knowledge.
Less importance to child in the educative
process.
Concepts like spirit, mind, soul etc are
abstract in nature.
2. Modern concepts like Information and
Communication Technology(ICT) doesnot find
a place in idealist system of education.
No freedom is given to the child.
