postmodernism and education Flashcards

1
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Who claimed that scientists replace priests?

A

Rorty

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What does postmodernism reject that is considered a self-defeating paradox?

A

All metanarratives

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3
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What is a key characteristic of postmodernism regarding truth?

A

No objective truth

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4
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Which theorist introduced the concept of ‘Pick n Mix’ identities?

A

Lyotard

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5
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What term did Bauman use to describe contemporary society?

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Liquid modernity

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6
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Which philosopher is associated with the concept of deconstruction?

A

Derrida

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7
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What is a defining feature of the current society according to postmodernism?

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Globalised and technologically developed

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8
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What are the two key points of postmodernist views on education?

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Knowledge and power of knowledge within the curriculum; Structure of education and institutions

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9
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What type of knowledge is primarily taught in educational institutions?

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Logocentric knowledge

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10
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According to Gittins, what societal structure influences the timing of school?

A

Age patriarchy

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11
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What is the hierarchy of the structure of education as described?

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Government - Public schools - Grammar schools - State schools

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12
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What does the term ‘deindividualising’ refer to in the context of education?

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Uniforms, fixed times, and same classes

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13
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What ideology does modern education follow according to Usher and Thompson?

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One size fits all

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14
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What is the primary setting for learning in modern education?

A

Classroom

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15
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What is a characteristic of modern education regarding teaching?

A

Teacher-led

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16
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What age range does modern education typically cater to?

A

5-18 years

17
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How are students viewed in postmodern education?

A

As consumers

18
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What did Lyotard argue about identity in postmodern education?

A

Every person is a consumer of identity

19
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What is emphasized in a postmodern approach to education?

A

Skill-based education

20
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What critical skills should education focus on developing according to postmodern views?

A

Critical thinking skills

21
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What concept did Illich introduce regarding traditional schools?

A

Deschooling

22
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What does Illich argue traditional schools instill?

A

Capitalist views and values

23
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What is the focus of Illich’s idea of deschooling?

A

Liberation of learning

24
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What does postmodern education argue about the nature of learning?

A

It is a lifelong process

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Fill in the blank: Postmodern education suggests moving away from an _______ based way of education.
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