Perennialism refers to ideas that have lasted for centuries and remain relevant today, such as discussed by philosophers like Plato and Aristotle. The philosophy of perennialism in education aims to develop critical thinking skills in students by teaching timeless truths about subjects like metaphysics, epistemology, and ethics through a classical curriculum focused on cultivating wisdom and virtue. However, perennialism faces challenges in modern democratic societies that are increasingly secular and value education tailored to each generation's needs.

2.  Perennial means “everlasting,” like a perennial
flower that comes up year after year.
Espousing the notion that some ideas have
lasted over centuries and are as relevant
today as when they were first conceived.
 ( Dr. V.K.Maheshwari).

3. • Philosophy of the perennialism and philosophers.
• The main goal of perennialism.
• Perennialism develop critical thought in class rooms

4.  Truth and idea about education
 Golden age of Greece
 Perennialism loosed its influence
 Beginning of the industrial revolution

5.  Secularism perennialism
 Religious perennialism
 Theistic perennialism

6.  Metaphysics and real
 Epistemology: What Is True
 Ethics: What Is Good
 What Is Beautiful

7.  Real, of education
 Curricular Emphasis
 Preferred Method
 Character Education

8.  Perennialism culturally based
 Perennialism as authority and wisdom
 Perennialism challenge democratic inception

9. Thank you