Prelim Flashcards
What is the relationship between society and schools?
Schools reflect and transmit cultural values of society.
What was the educational goal of primitive societies (7000 BC-5000 BC)?
To teach group survival skills and cultivate group cohesiveness.
What curriculum was followed in primitive societies?
Practical skills of hunting, fishing, food gathering, stories, myths, songs, poems, dances.
Who were the primary agents of education in primitive societies?
Parents, tribal elders, and priests.
What was the educational goal during the Greek period (1600 BC-300 BC)?
To cultivate civic responsibility and identity with city-state.
What was the curriculum in Athenian education?
Reading, writing, arithmetic, drama, music, physical education, literature, poetry.
What was the curriculum in Spartan education?
Drill, military songs, and tactics.
What influence did Athens have on Western education?
The concept of the well-rounded, liberally educated person.
What influence did Sparta have on Western education?
The concept of the military state.
What was the educational goal during the Roman period (750 BC-AD 450)?
To develop sense of civic responsibility and administrative/military skills.
What was the curriculum during the Roman period?
Reading, writing, arithmetic, Laws of the Twelve Tables, law, philosophy.
What were the agents of education in the Roman period?
Private schools and teachers; schools of rhetoric.
What was the educational goal during the Arabic period (AD 700-AD 1350)?
To cultivate religious commitment to Islamic beliefs and develop expertise in mathematics, medicine, and science.
What was the curriculum during the Arabic period?
Reading, writing, mathematics, religious literature, scientific studies.
What were the agents of education in the Arabic period?
Mosques, court schools.
What was the educational goal during the Medieval period (AD 500-AD 1400)?
To develop religious commitment, knowledge, and prepare persons for appropriate roles.
What was the curriculum during the Medieval period?
Reading, writing, arithmetic, liberal arts, philosophy, theology, crafts, military tactics.
What were the agents of education in the Medieval period?
Parish, chantry, and cathedral schools; universities; apprenticeship; knighthood.
What was the educational goal during the Renaissance (AD 1350-AD 1500)?
To cultivate a humanist expert in the classics.
What was the curriculum during the Renaissance?
Latin, Greek, classical literature, poetry, art.
What was the educational goal during the Reformation (AD 1500-AD 1600)?
To cultivate a sense of commitment to a particular religious denomination and general literacy.
What was the curriculum during the Reformation?
Reading, writing, arithmetic, catechism, religious concepts and ritual; Latin and Greek; theology.
What was the nature of education during the precolonial period in the Philippines?
Informal, unstructured, and decentralized.
Who were the teachers during the precolonial period in the Philippines?
Tribal tutors (Babaylan or Katalonan).