SAINT ANTHONY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY
Mabalacat City, Pampanga
PHILOSOPHY IN EDUCATION
Name: ______LESLIE D. PASION_________________
1. Elaborate the given table
Philosopher What are their
contribution in the
philosophy and education
Socrates His most
important contribution to
Western thought is his
dialectic method of inquiry,
known as the Socratic method
or method of "elenchus",
which he largely applied to
the examination of key moral
concepts such as the Good
and Justice.  become a sage, make of
Plato His most prominent
contribution is the philosophy
of forms known as pure
rationality, in which Plato
provides a solution to the
problem of universals known
as Platonism (also
ambiguously called either
Platonic realism or Platonic
idealism).
Activity No. 3
How their philosophy affects What is the importance of
education/learning/educational their philosophy
management and leadership
We might understand more about
the features of group interaction.
How the culture is taught and
understood and possibly something
about how positive group
interaction might be achieved. It
might to some extent also shed
light on the group dialogue process
in general.
Because of his philosophy, our
schooling today was a life-long
method, and even adults should be
trained and taught, establishing a
culture in which even adults were
trained.
Plato's education scheme must
have a standardized system in
which children of both sexes must
attend kindergarten. This is
because he believed that any
member of society, even though
they will each have their own
unique position in society later in
life, would have equal education at
the beginning of their schooling.
Plato's impression
The learning is going to take place
more quickly when the taught and
the instructor are fantastic.
Respect for each other, so young
students would be able to listen to
the Master.
The reflexive or examined
life, which is a process of
introspection, after which the
individual will be driven
mostly by himself to the
possession of virtue.
The principle of knowledge is
to recognize his or her own
ignorance; so, who intends to
himself or herself an
ignorant; who intends to
become a master, make of
himself or herself a disciple.
According to Plato, a just
society is still seeking to give
everybody the best education
possible.
Its participants, in compliance
with their skills.
Today, by considering Plato's
theory, most countries see
education as a privilege and
have organized education
programs of both sexes.
That's why all children in the
world have a right to
education. Perhaps this is one
of the philosophies that they
found education for everyone
in the Philippines.
The job of a teacher is to be
both a teacher and a student
tutor. The student is going to
understand by
Observing the instructor,
taking part in the activities
 And want to imitate him because under the supervision of the
he's in love with him. The teacher specialist and
needs to have a strong passion. Then he imitated the
teacher's movements and
For his/her students to be effective skills, learning until he or she
in training them. had learned the technique.
The pupil must follow the methods
of his master. This takes us
We have a more significant role for
the teacher in the Platonic
Education System and that
This is the relationship that should
have been formed between the
teacher and the pupil.
Aristotle One of Aristotle's most Aristotle argued that the purpose His practice is a testament to
important achievements was of the school was to build and the conviction that our
the description and exercise students' logical potential, thought and practicing as
classification of the different to shape an ethical character, and educators must be filled with
branches of science. He sorted to provide a foundation for a simple philosophy of life.
them into mechanics, knowledge and skills. He assumed Legal and political issues must
metaphysics, psychology, that the object of schooling was to be deep-rooted.
rhetoric, art, and logic, and establish provisions and behaviors He looked at education
thereby laid the foundation that exercise rationality and shape through reason and
for much of today's sciences. the ethos of a human being. education through habit. By
Through this conviction, we are the latter, he meant knowing
now focusing on the value of HOTS, by doing – 'Whatever we
particularly in the Kto12 (Higher have to learn to do, we learn
order thinking skills). Via HOTS, we by simply doing it, we
will inspire students to look beyond become just behaving,
literal concerns. Critical thinking temperate by acting
skills should be encouraged temperately, courageous by
because these types of questions acting bravely.'
expect students to introduce,
interpret, synthesize, and assess
knowledge instead of merely
remembering facts.
Petrarch Petrarch was a committed He rediscovered several Petrarch believed that the
classical theorist who is manuscripts in monasteries and study of the classics could
considered to be the "Father translated Greek works into Latin improve an individual, both
of Humanism," a theory that so that they could be more easily intellectually and morally,
helped ignite the Renaissance. read and learned. who had become axiomatic
His theory of life is extraordinary. among humanists.
He was translating manuscripts to
support people. We also use
subtitles in the learning and
teaching process to help learners
understand the lessons thoroughly.
Perhaps MTB-MLE is also the
product of this ideology. Build
adequate cognitive and thinking
skills to allow children to work
fairly in different languages –
beginning with the mother tongue
with the transition to Filipino and

Boccaccio Boccaccio's legacy is the
theory of Hellenism and his
work Decameron.
He was a brilliant writer, and
he helped to lift prose and
make it a medium for literary
work. He was also critical in
the development of the novel
and moved literature from
allegory and romance to a
more realistic approach.
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then to English, and also to
conserve the cultural treasure of
the Philippines.
Both Petrarch and Boccaccio are The Introduction to the
involved in healing. Decameron has arisen as an
An ancient history for the sake of important historical
the present and the future. document of the physical and
His readiness to incorporate new psychological facets.
ones Phenomena, such as Greek He set the foundation for the
and Arab astronomy, and humanism of the Renaissance
Florentine vernacular poetry— and lifted vernacular
within a holistic view of society, literature to the stage and
which still represents historical prestige of classical antiquity.
distinctions, is a divergent model of
over-the-counter.
The historical alienation of the
western world is coming.
I think that his theory is one of the
reasons why we use inclusion in
the teaching and learning process.
The incorporation of subjects can
improve the comprehension,
retention and implementation of
general concepts.