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Evolution of Educational Thought
Unit 4. Current Education
Significant learning
In meaningful learning, the goal is for students to understand and make sense of new concepts, rather than memorize them superficially.
Constructivism
According to constructivism, students are not passive receivers of information, but are active builders of their own knowledge through interaction with the environment and the assimilation of new experiences.
Operative Pedagogy
Operational Pedagogy is a pedagogical approach that focuses on action and experience as the basis for meaningful learning.
Adaptations to Social Reality
The adaptations to the social reality in the educational field refer to the changes and adjustments that are made in the pedagogical approaches and in the educational practices to address the needs and demands of society in a given context.
Unit 2
The Middle Ages and the Renaissance
Appreciation
The Middle Ages and the Renaissance were crucial periods in the history of education, laying the foundations for the development of modern education and leaving a lasting impact on our conception of education as a means for intellectual growth, moral formation, and the development of a cultured and progressive society.
The Educational Ideals of the Renaissance
The pedagogical ideals of the Renaissance had a significant impact on education at the time and laid the foundation for modern education. Its influence can be seen in contemporary education, which values the integral development of the individual, the focus on learning based on experience, and the promotion of ethical values and active citizenship.
Scholastic and Universities
Scholasticism was a predominant philosophical and pedagogical current in the Middle Ages, especially between the 11th and 14th centuries. During the Middle Ages, the first universities were also established. These educational institutions arose in response to the growing demand for higher education and the need to train professionals in various fields of knowledge.
Evaluation of Humanistic Education
The evaluation of humanistic education implies valuing personal growth, understanding of the world, artistic appreciation and ethical training. It requires assessment approaches and tools that reflect these broader goals and consider multiple dimensions of human development.
Unit 1 Ancient Education
Roman Education
In ancient Rome, education was considered essential for the formation of virtuous citizens and useful to society. Education was divided into two main stages: primary education (ludus litterarius) and secondary education (grammaticus).
The Ideals of Jesus
His main message was focused on loving God above all things and loving your neighbor as yourself. These ethical ideals have a significant impact on the way people relate to one another and on how morality and ethical conduct is conceived.
Greek Pedagogical Thought
Greek pedagogical thought laid the foundations for the further development of education in the West. His ideas on critical questioning, self-reflection, moral formation, and the pursuit of excellence have influenced educational theories and practices throughout the centuries.
The Origin of the Public School
One of the earliest examples of a public school is found in ancient Greece, where state educational institutions known as gymnasiums and academies existed.
Unit 3. The Renaissance and the Modern Age
Importance of the New Science
During this period, important discoveries and developments took place in disciplines such as astronomy, physics, biology and chemistry, laying the foundations of modern science.
John Comenius, Educational Reformer
Comenius is considered one of the fathers of modern pedagogy due to his innovative ideas on education and his focus on universal and accessible education for all. He defended the idea that education should be available to all people, regardless of their social origin, gender or condition.
Education and the Reformation (of Luther)
The Protestant Reformation led by Martin Luther in the 16th century had a profound impact on education. Luther's vision of education and the reform of the Catholic Church prompted significant changes in the way education was conceived and delivered in Europe.
Panorama of Oriental Ideas
The landscape of Eastern ideas is diverse, encompassing a wide range of philosophical and religious traditions. These ideas have influenced the way people understand reality, morality and the search for wisdom, and continue to be sources of inspiration for many people around the world.
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