Teaching Philosophies Flashcards
If Ms. Jaymee told me her teaching philosophy was Perennialism, what would I expect her to focus on?
She would focus on teaching ideas and principles that are timeless and universal, emphasizing the study of great works of literature, philosophy, and science that have enduring value.
If Ms. Jaymee told me her teaching philosophy was Essentialism, what would I expect her to focus on?
She would focus on teaching essential knowledge and skills, such as core subjects like reading, writing, math, and science.
If Ms. Jaymee told me her teaching philosophy was Social Reconstructionism, what would I expect her to focus on?
She would focus on educating her students to address social issues and build a better society.
If Ms. Jaymee told me her teaching philosophy was Constructivism, what would I expect her to focus on?
She would focus on letting her students build their own understanding and knowledge through experiences and reflecting on those experiences. Learning is seen as an active process.
If Ms. Jaymee told me her teaching philosophy was Progressivism, what would I expect her to focus on?
She would focus on her students’ learning through experiences, problem-solving, and critical thinking.
If Ms. Jaymee tells me her teaching philosophy is Humanism, what would I expect her to focus on?
She would focus on the development of the whole person and emphasizes personal growth, self-actualization, and the fulfillment of individual potential. She would value the emotional and moral aspects of learning.
If Ms. Jaymee told me her teaching philosophy was Idealism, what would I expect her to focus on?
She would emphasize the importance of ideas and the mind in understanding the world, believing that reality is shaped by the mind and that knowledge is gained through reasoning and intellectual exploration.
If Ms. Jaymee told me her teaching philosophy was Existentialism, what would I expect her to focus on?
She would emphasizes individual freedom, choice, and responsibility. She would encourage students to find their own meaning in life and make choices based on their personal values.
If Ms. Jaymee told me her teaching philosophy was Pragmatism, what would I expect her to focus on?
She would focus on practical outcomes and learning through experience, valuing what works in the real world and encourages flexible thinking and problem-solving.
If Ms. Jaymee told me her teaching philosophy was Realism, what would I expect her to focus on?
She would emphasize the study of the natural world and believe that reality exists independently of our perceptions. She would advocate for teaching facts and truths that can be observed and measured.
