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This document discusses the philosophical basis of idealism as it relates to general and special education. Some key points of idealism are that it believes in both a spiritual and material world, with ideas being more important than objects. Principles of idealism include the importance of personality development and spiritual values. The aims of education within an idealist philosophy are self-realization, spiritual development, and promoting cultural heritage. Different philosophers discussed have varying views on curriculum but generally see the goal as developing morality, spirituality, and preserving historical traditions. Teachers within an idealist system should strive to shape each child's individuality and guide their full mental and spiritual development.
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Idealism is a philosophical view that emphasizes the role of the mind or spirit as the preeminent feature of life. In education, idealism views psychology as the study of mental processes and experience. It believes that all knowledge begins with experience and that the material world is a construction of the mind. Key figures in idealism include Plato, Augustine, Kant, Berkeley, and Hegel. Idealism influenced education through a focus on discovering truth, self-realization, and character development using methods like dialectic, intuition, and great books. Teachers play a central role in helping students think and explore ideas. While idealism promotes high-level thinking, some critique it for being too cognitive.
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dealism is taken from the word "idea" which means something that is present in the soul.Idealism as a philosophy means a system of thought that is grounded in ideas. Idealism has theconvicon that reality composed or consists of ideas and spirit. This idealism is a philosophythat glories the soul. According to him, the idea is the original image that is spiritual while thesoul lies between the picture of the idea with the shadow of the world captured by the vesenses. The meeng between the soul and mind gives birth to a dream that is the world of ideas. This ow views and considers that what is real is only an idea.Idealism is also dened as a teaching, ideology or school that considers that reality consists of ideas and thoughts. This ow is a very important ow in the development of the history of human thought. Idelism is one of the oldest tradional philosophical schools. In the history of its emergence, this idealism was pioneered by Socrates but developed by his student, Plato.For idealism, the real is mental and spiritual. All things outside human mental and spiritual areonly human expressions. Something that is real is not something that is real. In this sense, it isthe human mind that gives it life and dynamics into life.
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This document discusses principles of education and teaching-learning processes. It defines education according to various philosophers such as Chanakya, Shankaracharya, and Gandhi. The aims of education include individual development, moral/spiritual growth, vocational training, intellectual growth, and developing good citizenship. Nursing education specifically aims for harmonious development and preparing students for a career in nursing. The functions of education are individual growth, national development, and improving social efficiency. The document also discusses different philosophies of education including naturalism, idealism, pragmatism, and realism.
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This document provides an overview of nursing philosophies presented by Sandeep Kaur. It defines philosophy and discusses traditional philosophies like naturalism, idealism, pragmatism, and realism. It outlines their key principles, educational implications, aims, curriculum, methods, discipline approaches, and views on teachers. It also discusses modern philosophies like supernaturalism, humanistic existentialism, and eclectism. For each philosophy, it summarizes their core beliefs and how they influence nursing education.
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The document discusses several philosophical perspectives on education including idealism, pragmatism, humanism, and realism. It outlines key thinkers who advocated different philosophies and their views on curriculum, teaching methods, and implications for education. Idealism is discussed in depth, noting it prioritizes spiritual and ideal concepts over material things. Educational implications of idealism include self-realization, spiritual development, inculcating values, and universal education. Subjects like language, art, and ethics are recommended to attain ideals of truth, beauty, and goodness.
CLASSICAL & MODERN PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVES ON EDUCATION I
Idealism
Realism
Educational Philosophies
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NOTE: correction in types of Idealism (3rd Slide). corrected types are as following:
1= Subjective Idealism. It is termed subjective since it holds that all objects of knowledge are subjective in as much that they depend upon the mind. It is equivalent to a conceptual theory since it also holds that the universe is composed of either minds alone or of minds and their ideas, nothing else besides.
2 = Phenomenalism. This particular form of idealism was propounded by Kant the German philosopher. Kant's first discovery concerned the limits of man's knowledge, and it led him to the conclusion that the only knowledge that is possible to man is knowledge of the phenomenon.
3 = Objective Idealism. The Hegelian form of idealism is also known as objective idealism. According to Hegel, the ultimate reality is the absolute eternal substance, outside which nothing can and does exist.
Note 2: there are typological errors in slide 4 and 5. correct sentence is "Idealism and Aims of Education".
Philosophy
This document discusses the philosophy of idealism and its implications for education. It defines idealism as the belief that spiritual ideas and values are more important than the material world. The key principles of idealism are that the spiritual world is real, ideas are more important than objects, and the goal of life is to achieve spiritual truths. When applied to education, idealism emphasizes self-realization, moral and spiritual development, preserving cultural heritage, and developing students' rational thinking and intelligence. It views the teacher's role as guiding students towards perfection through discipline, serving as a moral example, and facilitating spiritual learning.
Idealism in education
1. Idealism believes that ideas, feelings, and ideals are more important than material objects. It emphasizes spiritual development according to moral, ethical, and spiritual values.
2. According to idealism, the ultimate reality is spiritual, while the material world is transitory. It focuses on developing the mind and soul through ideas.
3. The aims of education under idealism include the spiritual development of students, cultivating virtues like truth, beauty, and goodness, and developing intelligence and rational thought.
Philosophical foundation of education
This document discusses the philosophical foundations of education and different philosophies of education including idealism, realism, pragmatism, and reconstructionism. It provides definitions and key principles of each philosophy. Idealism focuses on developing the mind and emphasizes ideas over material things. Realism believes true knowledge comes from experience and analysis. Pragmatism sees truth as changing based on situations and favors practical applications. Reconstructionism is society-centered and believes education should involve analyzing and acting on problems.
Islamic and Philosophical Foundation of Education
This document discusses realism, idealism, and Islamic philosophy of education. It provides an overview of the key principles of each perspective, including their views on the aims of education, curriculum, teaching methods, roles of teachers and learners, and the contribution of philosophy to education. Realism believes that objects exist independently of the mind and knowledge comes from the senses. Idealism holds that reality is constructed by the mind and consists of ideas. Islamic philosophy aims to guide students to live virtuous, just, and peaceful lives in accordance with Allah's commands through an education based on the Quran and hadith.
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This document discusses philosophical foundations of education. It defines philosophy and its main branches: metaphysics, epistemology, and axiology. It then examines three major philosophical thoughts that influence education: idealism, realism, and pragmatism. For each thought, it outlines their views on the aims of education, methods of instruction, curriculum content, the learner, the teacher, the school, and major proponents. The document provides a comprehensive overview of the philosophical underpinnings of different approaches to education.
Philosophy of nursing education
1. The document discusses various philosophies of nursing education including naturalism, idealism, pragmatism, realism, supernaturalism, existentialism, and humanism.
2. It provides definitions and key principles of each philosophy, and examines their implications for aims of education, curriculum, teaching methods, the role of teachers, and discipline.
3. The document also discusses modern philosophies like eclectism, which aims to develop a flexible educational philosophy by combining useful aspects from different philosophies.
PHILOSOPHY OF IDEALISM & EDUCATION
1. The document discusses the philosophy of idealism and its views on education. Idealism believes that education helps one understand their true spiritual self and preserve cultural ideals.
2. The aims of education according to idealism are the exaltation of human personality, universal education, developing initiative and creative power, enriching culture, developing morality, and self-realization.
3. Idealism advocates for curriculum that develops the whole person through intellectual, physical, and spiritual activities. The teaching methods focus on self-activity and developing an appreciation for truth, goodness, and beauty.
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Idealism is a philosophy developed by Plato that holds that reality is spiritual or mental rather than physical. According to idealism, the universe exists in spirit, mechanical explanations are inadequate, and man is central to creation. Idealism views education as a spiritual necessity aimed at moral conduct and spiritual insight that converts man's original nature into a spiritual one. It emphasizes subjects that provide significant knowledge and wisdom, sees the classroom as a place for spiritual learning, and assigns an important role to teachers as guides and philosophers who emphasize moral and spiritual education.
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- 1. A PHILOSOPHICAL BASIS OF GENERAL/SPECIAL EDUCATION
- 2. ● Idealism is the oldest philosophical thought. ● Human life has two dimensions- Spiritual and Material. ● The word idealism is derived from two distinct sources- the idea and the ideal. ● The metaphysical and epistemological doctrine that ideas or thoughts make up fundamental reality. ● A philosophy which argues that the only thing actually knowable is consciousness ● In general parlance. “idealism” is also used to describe a persons high ideals (principles or values actively pursued as a goal).
- 3. Principles of Idealism: 1. Two forms of the Whole World: Idealism believes in two forms of the world: (1) Spiritual world and (2) Material world 2. Ideas are more important than objects 3. Importance of Man over Nature 4. Faith in Spiritual Values 5. Importance of Personality Development 6. Universal Mind 7. Realization of Higher values
- 4. ● Self realization or exhaltation of personality. ● To ensure spiritual development. ● Conservation, promotion and transmission of cultural heritage. ● Convertion of inborn nature into spiritual nature. ● Preparation for holy life . ● Development of intelligence and rationality. ● Education to the level of capacity.
- 5. ● Views of Plato about Curriculum: the aim of life is to realize God which is possible only by pursuing high ideals namely Truth, Beauty and Goodness. ● Views of Herbert about Curriculum: the Idealistic aim of education is the promotion of moral values. ● Views of Nunn about Curriculum: it is the function of school to promote and maintain morality and the historical tradition to preserve and develop its achievements more and more. ● Views of Ross about Curriculum: man can develop spirituality only if he is physically healthy.
- 6. ● “Idealists consider themselves as creators and determiners of methods, not devotees of someone method”. – Butler (a) Question – Answer method - Plato (b) Discussion method - Aristotle (c) Induction and Deduction - Aristotle (d) Simple to complex - Descrates (e) Instruction method – Herbart (f) Playway method - Frobel (g) Lecture Method (h) Project Method etc.
- 7. A teacher should: ● imbued fully with high degree of self-knowledge, self- dynamism and essential qualities of spiritualism; ● try to shape the individuality of the child to a life of purity, virtue and great achievements; ● create a wholesome conducive atmosphere by his/her own activities and planned experiences for the child; and ● guide the child with such genuine love, affection and sympathy that he/she attains his full mental and spiritual development.