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 Education is a gradual process which brings
positive changes in human life and behavior.
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Unit 2 2.1 Philosphy & Education
Definition of Education:
 Education as a multidisciplinary field of
knowledge, which is concerned with the study of
all aspects of organizing teaching, and all that
relates to teaching in educational setting in formal
and non-formal educational institution.
Role of an education
 To provide the opportunity for acquiring
knowledge and skills that will enable people to
develop their full potential, and become
successful members of society.
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Why Is It Important For Teachers to Study Philosophy of
Education
 It provides a basis for understanding the nature and
purpose of education.
 It allows us to consider the questions that are at the
heart of education, such as: What is the purpose of
education? How should students be taught? What
knowledge and skills should students be taught? How
should students be assessed?
 It also allows us to examine the impact of different
educational theories and practices on students’
learning.
 It helps us to consider the ethical and moral
implications of educating students, and to think about
the role of technology in education.
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Philosophy of Education
 It is a Greek, Philosophia means love of wisdom
 Philosophy is love for knowledge.
 Pursuit of knowledge.
 Oxford A L D, Philosophy is search for knowledge
and understanding of nature and meaning of the
universe and human life.
 Philosophy is search for knowledge, wisdom, and
the realities of life and principles.
 (Eternal truth)
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 Teaching Philosphy, the map, which provides
directions to move ahead.
 Once you know your path, you will be helping
your students to plan to reach their destinations.
 Teachers are termed as the future makers of the
community.
 To Be in Their Shoes
By learning philosophy, a teacher would be able to
view and analyze from the perspective of their
students.
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philosophy of education
The philosophy of education is the branch of
applied philosophy that investigates the nature
of education as well as its aims and problems.
 It includes the examination of educational
theories, the presuppositions present in them,
and the arguments for and against them.
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Great Philosophers
 Socrates
 Plato
 Aristotles
 Greek philosophers & they spend their lives in
search of the “eternal truth”
 Common sense outlook & Philosophical outlook
 Philosophical thinking & Common man thinking
 Scope of Philosophy is Unlimited &
 It answer many complicated & important questions.
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Meaning of Education
 Education latin word Educare, Educatum means
To train, to bring up, to nourish
Educere To lead out
 Socrates: Education is the process that helps in
searching the truth. Truth is hidden in the minds
of human beings and they should be aware of it.
 Plato: Education is the thing that helps in
developing human being's physical and mental
qualities in such away that his potentialities can
be realised.
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Definition of Education
 Aristotle: Education is a process necessary for
the creation of a sound mind in a sound body.
 Drever: Education is a process in which and by
which the knowledge character and behaviour of
the young are shaped and moulded.
 Rousseau: Education is the development of
human nature in a free environment.
 Imam Ghazali (RA):Edn is a process which
enables an individual to distinguish between the
true and the false, the good & the bad, the right
conduct and the evil doing.
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Definition of Education
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Reasons for different Definition of education
1 )Complex nature of human personality
2)Complexity of human environment
3)Different educational theories & practices
4) Different philosophies of life
All the definition are different but same with respect
to the content.
Education is not something static, but it is continuous
& life long process.
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     Education isa gradual process which brings positive changes in human life and behavior. 2
  • 3.
    Unit 2 2.1Philosphy & Education Definition of Education:  Education as a multidisciplinary field of knowledge, which is concerned with the study of all aspects of organizing teaching, and all that relates to teaching in educational setting in formal and non-formal educational institution. Role of an education  To provide the opportunity for acquiring knowledge and skills that will enable people to develop their full potential, and become successful members of society. 3
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    Why Is ItImportant For Teachers to Study Philosophy of Education  It provides a basis for understanding the nature and purpose of education.  It allows us to consider the questions that are at the heart of education, such as: What is the purpose of education? How should students be taught? What knowledge and skills should students be taught? How should students be assessed?  It also allows us to examine the impact of different educational theories and practices on students’ learning.  It helps us to consider the ethical and moral implications of educating students, and to think about the role of technology in education. 4
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    Philosophy of Education It is a Greek, Philosophia means love of wisdom  Philosophy is love for knowledge.  Pursuit of knowledge.  Oxford A L D, Philosophy is search for knowledge and understanding of nature and meaning of the universe and human life.  Philosophy is search for knowledge, wisdom, and the realities of life and principles.  (Eternal truth) 5
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     Teaching Philosphy,the map, which provides directions to move ahead.  Once you know your path, you will be helping your students to plan to reach their destinations.  Teachers are termed as the future makers of the community.  To Be in Their Shoes By learning philosophy, a teacher would be able to view and analyze from the perspective of their students. 6
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    philosophy of education Thephilosophy of education is the branch of applied philosophy that investigates the nature of education as well as its aims and problems.  It includes the examination of educational theories, the presuppositions present in them, and the arguments for and against them. 7
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    Great Philosophers  Socrates Plato  Aristotles  Greek philosophers & they spend their lives in search of the “eternal truth”  Common sense outlook & Philosophical outlook  Philosophical thinking & Common man thinking  Scope of Philosophy is Unlimited &  It answer many complicated & important questions. 8
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    Meaning of Education Education latin word Educare, Educatum means To train, to bring up, to nourish Educere To lead out  Socrates: Education is the process that helps in searching the truth. Truth is hidden in the minds of human beings and they should be aware of it.  Plato: Education is the thing that helps in developing human being's physical and mental qualities in such away that his potentialities can be realised. 9
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    Definition of Education Aristotle: Education is a process necessary for the creation of a sound mind in a sound body.  Drever: Education is a process in which and by which the knowledge character and behaviour of the young are shaped and moulded.  Rousseau: Education is the development of human nature in a free environment.  Imam Ghazali (RA):Edn is a process which enables an individual to distinguish between the true and the false, the good & the bad, the right conduct and the evil doing. 10
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    Reasons for differentDefinition of education 1 )Complex nature of human personality 2)Complexity of human environment 3)Different educational theories & practices 4) Different philosophies of life All the definition are different but same with respect to the content. Education is not something static, but it is continuous & life long process. 12