JOHN LOCKE

Question 1

The banking method of education involves teachers depositing knowledge into students without fostering reflection or real-world application.

Answer 1

Critique of the Banking Method of Education (Paulo Freire)

Question 2

Knowledge should be acquired by doing and interacting with the environment rather than passively receiving information.

Answer 2

Learning Through Experience (John Locke)

Question 3

Simple ideas become more complex through comparison, reflection, and generalization—a process known as inductive reasoning.

Answer 3

Inductive Method in Learning (John Locke)

Question 4

Traditional education, relying on literary sources like Greek and Latin classics, should be questioned in favor of more practical knowledge.

Answer 4

Critique of Traditional Learning (John Locke)

Question 5

Locke opposed the “divine right of kings,” arguing that rulers should be chosen by the people through a social contract.

Answer 5

Education and Democratic Governance (John Locke)