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Basic concepts and curricular Theory

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Basic concepts and curricular Theory
Pedagogy
- Studies educationi as a complex and multi.referential phenomenon
- Which gathers knowledge from other sciences and disciplines.
- Studies educationi as a complex and multi.referential phenomenon
There are people who made supports
- PLATO
- Wondered about the characteristics in a society.
- He made an utopia.
- There are guardians who ruled it.
- They had gone through a long education.
- The members of society without the highest level of education
- They are assigned to duties for their abilities.
- There are guardians who ruled it.
- He made an utopia.
- Wondered about the characteristics in a society.
- ARISTOTLE
- He offers the most complete system of ancient thought.
- He was influeced by Plato.
- He dominate Western thought, in philosofical and scientific.
- Until the emerge of new systems.
- He dominate Western thought, in philosofical and scientific.
- He was influeced by Plato.
- He offers the most complete system of ancient thought.
- KANT
- Pedagogy seeks to transform education in systematic knowledge.
- He talks about Education Science.
- Is phypsical or practical education.
- The student must:
- Show passive submission and obedience
- To exercise and have discipline.
- Make use of his capacity for reflection and freedom.
- The moral force is guided by the rule society.
- Show passive submission and obedience
- He talks about Education Science.
- Pedagogy seeks to transform education in systematic knowledge.
- MONTESSORI
- His pedagogy is also called method.
- She starts with practiced in hygiene and manners.
- Through observation that the development of a child is better if:
- There is a environment adapted to the child's world.
- There is materials that can be manipulated.
- The teacher are guides anad respect the sensitive periods.
- His pedagogy is also called method.
- JEAN-JACQUES ROUSSEAU
- Known as "liberator of the child and as the father of modern progressive education"
- Believes that natural processes are better.
- Develop naturalistic education from the time the child was born until he became an adult.
- The process of education must star from the understanding the nature of the child.
- Knowing his interests and particularities.
- Don't make they know the world from explanations or books.
- Learnt through sensations, observation and experimentation.
- PLATO
Education
- Incorporate subjects into a specific society.
- Implies the intentionality of progressive social improvement that allows develop the potential.
- Incorporate subjects into a specific society.
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