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Progressivism is centred around the curriculum and the role of the teacher.

Where is perennialism most likely to be present in today’s classrooms?

Normative Philosophies of Education

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Perennialism, Essentialism, Conservatism, and Progressivism

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Where is perennialism most likely to be present in today’s classrooms?
Math
English
Gym
Science
2
Progressivism is centred around the curriculum and the role of the teacher.
True
False
3
The goals of progressivism are:
Fostering problem solving skills
Creating active world citizens through education
All of the Above
Connecting children to their community
4
Conservatism encourages change
True
False
5
What's the answer to this question?
All of the above
B
343
False
6
Who is first credited with the origins of progressivism?
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
John Dewey
William Heard Kilpatrick
Aristotle
7
Essentialism aims to:
Teach the whole child
Transmit truth through text
Go back to basics
Figure out why cheese tastes better when it's grated
8
A Paideia inspired classroom and curriculum would:
Have the creation of workers and slaves as its goal
Demonstrate professional skills for careers
Be focused on tests and assessment
Involve discussion groups and high student responsibility
9
Essentialism arose as a direct alternative to:
Progressivism
Existentialism
Perennialism
Christianity
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Which of these would be most likely discussed in a perennialist classroom?
Charles Darwin was 73 years old when he died.
The purpose of a toilet's "U-bend"
When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
The boiling point of water is 100 degrees Celsius.