John Locke Flashcards

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1
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Tabula Rasa:

A

black slate

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2
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“The child is born _____ rather than good or evil”

A

neutral

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3
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Learn to accept the _____ of children

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individual differences

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4
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Locke believed that knowledge was simply the accumulation of facts derived from ______

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sensory experience

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5
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4 values:

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Blank Slate
Morality before acts
Long term result
Innate knowledge does not exist

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Children are not born with an innate sense of things. Children can be taught such facts and will absorb those facts.

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Innate knowledge does not exist

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According to Locke, the human mind at birth is “white paper void all characters, without any ideas”

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Blank Slate

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Before a child can assimilate learned facts, the child must be educated in other life lessons

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Morality before acts

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A child who was taught morals, values and virtue would grow up to be a strong and principled adult, according to Locke’s child development theories.

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Long term result

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10
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Role of a teacher :

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Transmitter or giver of knowledge

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Children should learn _______

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Good morals first before academics

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