Edu 01 Philosophical And Sociological perspectives of Education

 Edu 1 Philosophical And Sociological perspectives of Education


Unit 1 Knowlwedge and Curriculum : Philosophical and Sociological Perspectives

Meaning and concept of Education 👈 Click here

General Aims of Education 👈 Click here

Definitions of Education 👈 Click here

Formal, Informal and non-formal Education 👈 Click here

Child centered and Life centered Education 👈 Click here

Teaching: An Art and Science 👈 Click here


Unit 2 : Philosophical Perspectives of Education

Relationship Between Philosophy and Education 👈 Click here


Thoughts of Education :  Features and Educational Implications

               💧 Idealism 👈 Click here

               💧Naturalism 👈 Click here

               💧Pragmatism  👈 Click here

               💧Realism 👈 Click here

               💧Humanism 👈 Click here


Contributions of Thinkers toward curriculum

Methods of teaching 

    Frobel 👈 Click here

    Montessori 👈 Click here


Stage wise Curriculum 

    Plato 👈 Click here

    Aristotle  👈 Click here - Concept of realism - Taxonomy of Living Organism 


Project Method & Experimental School - Dewey 👈 Click here


Indian Thinkers

    Vivekanada 👈 Click here

    S.Radhakrishnan 👈 Click here

    Gandhiji 👈 Click here

    Tagore 👈 Click here

    Arabindo 👈 Click here


Eclectic Tendencies in Education 👈 Click here


Unit 3 Sociological Perspectives of Education

Interactive role of education and Society

Functions of Education with regard to culture -

    Preservation

    Transformation

    Transmission

Acculturation and Enculturation

Cultural lag

Cultural inertia

Cultural Diffusion

Role of Education to inculcate values  connected with

    Democracy and Secularism

    National integration

    International Understanding 

Unit 4: Education and Social Change

Characteristics of Indian Society -

    Class

    Religion

    Ethinicity

    Languag

Social Change -

    Factors influence social change

    Role of Education

Major changes occurred in Indian Society

    Conscientization - 

        Areas where conscientization is needed

    Role of Education to curb social evils - 

        Coruption

        Terrorism

        Anti national activities

        Violence agonist women

        Drug Abuse

        Alcoholism

Teacher as a change agent and national builder

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