Author: J. Stirling Ross
ISBN: 9789367218242
Publisher: Doaba Publications
Pages: 170
Binding: Paperback
Description:
"Groundwork of Educational Philosophy" by J. Stirling Ross is a profound exploration of the philosophical foundations that shape education. This book delves into the essential ideologies and theories that have influenced educational thought, providing a critical understanding of how philosophy informs teaching methodologies, curriculum development, and pedagogical approaches.
Structured in a clear and engaging manner, the book examines key philosophical perspectives such as Idealism, Realism, Pragmatism, and Naturalism in education. It also explores the role of intellectual discipline, freedom, and the evolving nature of curriculum in contemporary education. With a balanced discussion on classic and modern educational philosophies, this book is an invaluable resource for educators, researchers, and students of education.
Key Topics Covered:
✔ The Relationship Between Philosophy and Education
✔ Social and Individual Aims in Education
✔ Major Philosophical Movements – Idealism, Pragmatism, and Realism
✔ The Role of Freedom and Discipline in Learning
✔ Curriculum Development and Its Philosophical Underpinnings
✔ Religion in Education and Its Influence
This book serves as a foundational guide for understanding the interplay between philosophical doctrines and practical teaching methods. Whether you are an educator, policymaker, or student, Groundwork of Educational Philosophy offers insightful discussions that will enrich your perspective on the principles of teaching and learning.
