HEALTH ED

Question 1

The philosophy or unrealistic belief in pursuit of perfection, high ideals

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IDEALISM

Question 2

Father of Idealism

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PLATO

Question 3

Comes from the greek word “idealsmos”

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IDEALISM

Question 4

Philosophy of universal belief that the world is made of REAL, Substantial and material entities and absolute actual existence

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REALISM

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FATHER OF REALISM

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Aristotle

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Comes from Two greek words Res and Ism means object and image respectively

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REALISM

Question 7

An educational philosophy of practical experience

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PRAGMATISM

Question 8

Father of Pragmatism

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JOHN DEWEY

Question 9

Philosphy of life that affirm our ability and responsibility to lead ethical lives of personal fulfillment that aspire to the greater good,welfare

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HUMANISM

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Father of Humanism

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PETRARCH

Question 11

From the latin word “scholastic” means school

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SCHOLASTISM

Question 12

A method of learning more than philosophy or a theology with strong emphasis of Catholic Education doctrines

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SCHOLASTISM

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FATHER OF SCHOLASTISM

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ANSELM

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Father or Experimentalism

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FRANCIS BACON

Question 15

Teach something new not outdated

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PERENNIALISM

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A conceptual theory approach that does not hold rigidy to a single theory or single assumptions ( MULTIPLE THEORIES)

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ECCLETISM

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It gives special attention to world events , CONTROVERSIAL ISSUES and World Social Progress

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RECONSTRUCTIONISM

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Logical reasoning using UNIVERSAL, NATURAL, ABSTRACT , LAWS OF FACTS. ELIMINATES INTUITION

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POSITIVISM

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Focuses on GOOD BEHAVIOR and believes that change in external environment will bring a positive ( REWARDING RECOGNITION)

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BEHAVIORISM