L3- Curriculum From Different Points Of View Flashcards
What are the two points of view of the curriculum?
•Traditional
•Progressive
Who are the proponents of the traditional points of view in the curriculum?
•Robert M. Hutchins
•Arthur Bestor
•Joseph Schwab
Who introduced the term “permanent studies”?
Robert M. Hutchins
Robert M. Hutchins main concept/emphasizes?
The teaching of 3R’s
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic
The specific subjects Robert M. Hutchins offers:
Grammar, reading, rhetoric, logic, and mathematics for basic education
What does Arthur Bestor offer in the curriculum?
•focused on fundamental intellectual disciplines
•grammar, literature, writing, math, science, history, and foreign language
What does Joseph Schwab offer in the traditional view?
Coining the term disciplines, meaning area of subjects included in the curriculum
It is a field of study as scholarly or theoretically.
Curriculum
Who are the leading proponents in Progressive Points of View of Curriculum?
- John Dewey
- Caswell and Campbell
- Smith, Stanley, and Shores
- Marsh and Willis
Who defined the total learning experiences of the individual?
John Dewey
Introduced the concept of learning by doing.
John Dewey
It is said that one cannot learn just by passively taking down notes and listening to the teacher. The student should have a chance to participate to develop holistic learning.
John Dewey
All the experiences that children have under the guidance of the yes her.
Caswell and Campbell