Philosophy is a combination of the Greek word "philos" (love) and "sophia" (wisdom) which translated means "love of wisdom".
Philosophers are people who seek after wisdom and curious about the world seeking to understand the nature of things.
Philosophy of Education
The philosophy of education recognizes that the development of a civil society depends on the education of the young as responsible, thoughtful and enterprising citizens which is a challenging task requiring deep understanding of ethical principles, moral values, political theory, aesthetics and economies; not to mention an understanding of children themselves.
Philosophy and Curriculum
"Philosophy is the beginning point in curriculum decision making and is the basis for all subsequent decisions regarding curriculum" - John Goodland
Tyler's View Of Philosophy In Relationship To School Purpose
Major Philosophies
- Idealism
- Realism
- Pragmatism
- Existentialism
Educational Philosophies
- Perennialism
- Essentialism
- Progressivism
- Reconstructionism
Adventist Philosophy
- Philosophical base: Theism
- Aim: Restoration of man to God's image
- Knowledge: Bible Values. To prepare responsible citizen for the world today and the world to come. Balance Education - Spiritual, Mental, Social (Wholistic Education)
- Role of teacher: Lead student for Christ
- Teaching Method: Faith, Integration, practical, living by example (modeling)
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