Philosophy

Question 1

Upholds goodness and truths; religious and values oriented

Answer 1

Idealism

Question 2

main concern is to free the child to do his own thing

Answer 2

Existentialism

Question 3

put curriculum as a means in remaking society and rebuilding culture

Answer 3

Reconstructionism

Question 4

fixed, because the ‘ends’ of education are absolute and

universal

Answer 4

Perennialism

Question 5

3Rs (Reading, Writing, Arithmetic)

Answer 5

Essentialism

Question 6

it involves the application of human wisdom and classical source

Answer 6

Progressivism

Question 7

theory and principal before application

Answer 7

Realism

Question 8

curriculum should be a catalyst of change

Answer 8

Reconstructionism

Question 9

no course or guide outline

Answer 9

Existentialism

Question 10

subject matter for stimulating exploration and practical

action

Answer 10

Pragmatism

Question 11

liberal arts and science drawn from human wisdom and

classical sources

Answer 11

Perennialism

Question 12

learners sets own identities and standards

Answer 12

Existentialism

Question 13

emphasized reality of things

Answer 13

Realism

Question 14

taught subject in customary, separate form rather than

combined

Answer 14

Perennialism