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Course Objectives:
- To explore divergent definitions of truth, philosophy, and
education.
- To explicate the ancient, modern, and postmodern
philosophical systems.
- To critique these philosophical systems as they evidence an
educational philosophy, that is, the purpose(s) for which society educates youth, how each
conceives of learning, what the curriculum is and does, the role and function of the
teacher, and the role and function of the student.
- To apply these philosophical systems to contemporary
educational issues, especially how professional educators conceive of the purpose(s) for
which society educates youth, how each conceives of learning, what the curriculum is and
does, the role and function of the teacher, and the role and function of the student.
- To formulate ones provisional educational philosophy.
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