PHILOSOPHIES OF EDUCATION

TEACHER-CENTERED
[PERENNIALISM]
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TESL 3A
 PHILOSOPHIES OF EDUCATION

 To study the process and discipline of education

in order to understand how it works.

 To improve its methods and the applications in

society.

 To improve education and its systems and

methods for the betterment of humanity.

 Informs and raises the quality of curriculum,

teaching methods and the overall educational
experience.
 PERENNIALISM
 Perennialism is based on the philosophies of Plato,
Aristotle, and St. Thomas Aquinas.

 The most conservative, traditional or flexible

philosophy.

 The ideas are relevant, and meaningful.

 Perennialism teaches concepts and focuses on

knowledge and the meaning of knowledge.

 Aimed at teaching students ways of thinking that will

secure individual freedoms, human rights, and
responsibilities through the nature.
 WHY IS IT CALLED TEACHER-CENTERED?

 Emphasize the importance of transferring

knowledge, information and skills from the older
generation to the younger one.

 The teacher is not concern at the student’s

interest.

 More focus on the curriculum and nature need.

 The teacher set everything based on the syllabus.

TEACHER-CENTERED PHILOSOPHIES

Focus on
curriculum
.

Education Sample
al classroom
Leaders. PERENNIALISM activity.

Goals for Role of

Students. Teacher.
 Focus On Sample Role of Goals for Educational
Curriculum Classroom Teacher Students Leaders
Activity
-universal and - instill respect
unchanging for authority,
truth. perseverance, - train the
duty, students
- to espouse consideration, intellect and
personal and moral - Robert
development practicality. development. Maynard
and internal Indoor Hutchins
transformation - Experiment - act as the
. (Science) director and - able to - Mortimer J.
coach of discipline Adler
- to search intellect themselves.
and respondent.
disseminate - Jacques
the subjects - must deliver - will gain the Maritain
based on the clear lectures. ability to
universal and develop a full
immutable - coaching in “range of
truth. critical thinking rational
skills. powers.”
- History,
 EDUCATIONAL LEADERS

 Robert Maynard Hutchins [1929-1951]

 Mortimer J. Adler [1902-2001]

 Jacques Maritain [1882-1973]

 REFERENCES

 EBSCO Research Starters® • Copyright © 2008

EBSCO Publishing Inc.

 Contemporary Theories of Education by Richard

Pratte.

 Philosophy and the American School by Van

Cleve Morris.

 http://www.everythingphilosophy.com/philosophy-
of-education/
THANK YOU.