Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Colleges

GRADUATE SCHOOL
Pioneer Avenue, General Santos City, Philippines
Website: www.rmmcmain.edu.ph

EDMAN 200: ADVANCED PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION

WITH CURRICULUM PLANNING, DESIGN AND EVALUATION

REFLECTION
Group 1
Assessment on the Introduction to Philosophy, Meaning /Concept of
the Philosophy and Education, Scope of Philosophy of Education,
Nature of Philosophy of Education Modes of Philosophical Inquiry,
Functions of Philosophy of Education, Relationship between
Philosophy of Teaching and Teaching Styles, The practice of
philosophy in the classroom

Jeannet E. Canda, RN,EdD.PhD

Professor

April Joy Directo

Student

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 Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Colleges
GRADUATE SCHOOL
Pioneer Avenue, General Santos City, Philippines
Website: www.rmmcmain.edu.ph

Philosophy is one of the most difficult endeavors a person can undertake. It is one of the most potent mental
disciplines that humans have created in their time on this planet. It has altered the course of human events all over the
world in both subtle and obvious ways. Every major human civilization has seen the evolution or emergence of
philosophy. It is a natural progression for inquisitive and critical minds.

The ability to solve problems is improved by studying philosophy. It aids in the analysis of ideas, definitions,
claims, and issues. It enhances our ability to categorize concepts and problems, deal with ethical dilemmas, and sift
through voluminous data to find the key information. It aids us in both identifying minute and subtle differences
between points of view and in identifying areas of agreement between opposing viewpoints. Additionally, it aids in the
synthesis of various points of view or viewpoints into a single coherent whole. Teachers function as mentors and actively
encourage students to think independently. To do that as a teacher, you must, however, have your own teaching
philosophy. Since students look up to their teachers, it is important for you to think of ways to motivate them.

Philosophy of education is a subject with virtually no boundaries. The primary duty of educational philosophy is
to determine the goals and purposes of education. Specialized curricula and specific procedures are required for
reaching the defined objectives. For instance, if a learner's personality development is the focus of their education, then
educational strategies that support this objective should be used. Courses pertaining to agriculture and industry must be
included in the curriculum if "the progress in agriculture and industry" is considered the goal of education.  Thus, the
philosophy of education has an impact on educational plans and policies, subject selection for a proper curriculum,
textbooks, teaching strategies, and the level of required discipline. A key position in philosophical thinking is held by
philosophy of education.

Two elements of adult learning that have an impact on the teaching-learning process at colleges and universities
are educational philosophies and teaching methods. The educator can incorporate adult learning principles using tactics
and approaches from the educational philosophy. The study of teaching methods is crucial because it helps teachers
create engaging lessons for their students. Teachers should be conscious of the "Philosophical Views" they hold and
have held as they join or plan to enter classrooms. Philosophical positions have an impact on how teachers interact with
students and support individual or group learning.

When a teacher writes a statement outlining their philosophy of discipline, they should keep in mind that it is
not just based on control but also on the underlying concepts of morality, ethics, values, and personal accountability.
The main source for teaching these ideas to youngsters should be their parents or guardians. Some parents fail to set a
good example or may even ignore this important parenting duty. Guardians may even delegate this duty to educators so
they can take the initiative and work to create tomorrow's leaders.

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