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What was a primary goal of pre-literate societies between 7000 BC and 5000 BC?
What was a primary goal of pre-literate societies between 7000 BC and 5000 BC?
- To prepare elites for governance
- To promote survival skills and group harmony (correct)
- To train males in memorization techniques
- To teach writing skills to children
Who were the primary agents of education in ancient China?
Who were the primary agents of education in ancient China?
- Scribes and priests
- Brahmin priest scholars
- Parents and tribal elders
- Government officials (correct)
Which of the following best describes the instructional methods used in ancient India?
Which of the following best describes the instructional methods used in ancient India?
- Discussion and collaboration among peers
- Memorization and interpretation of sacred texts (correct)
- Experiential learning through direct experimentation
- Practical simulations of community tasks
What influence did the educational practices in ancient Egypt primarily have?
What influence did the educational practices in ancient Egypt primarily have?
Which civilization developed a formal educational system around 500 BC?
Which civilization developed a formal educational system around 500 BC?
What was a primary educational goal of Ancient Greek education?
What was a primary educational goal of Ancient Greek education?
Which subjects were included in the curriculum of Roman education?
Which subjects were included in the curriculum of Roman education?
In the Medieval period, which group primarily received education?
In the Medieval period, which group primarily received education?
What instructional method was emphasized in Renaissance education?
What instructional method was emphasized in Renaissance education?
Which statement correctly describes the influence of Medieval education?
Which statement correctly describes the influence of Medieval education?
What was the primary aim of the Counter-Reformation education?
What was the primary aim of the Counter-Reformation education?
Which educational method was emphasized during the Spanish period of education?
Which educational method was emphasized during the Spanish period of education?
Which proponent is associated with the idea of education as training of the mind through rigorous exercises?
Which proponent is associated with the idea of education as training of the mind through rigorous exercises?
What was a main focus of the Rationalism approach to education?
What was a main focus of the Rationalism approach to education?
Which content area was emphasized in education during the Pre-Spanish period?
Which content area was emphasized in education during the Pre-Spanish period?
What was the primary aim of education as proposed by Jean Jacques Rousseau?
What was the primary aim of education as proposed by Jean Jacques Rousseau?
What method was notably used in the ideal educational approach of the Jesuits?
What method was notably used in the ideal educational approach of the Jesuits?
Which of the following is not an aim of education as outlined in the content?
Which of the following is not an aim of education as outlined in the content?
What is the central philosophy of Taoism as proposed by Lau-Tzu?
What is the central philosophy of Taoism as proposed by Lau-Tzu?
Which practice is emphasized in Zen Buddhism for attaining enlightenment?
Which practice is emphasized in Zen Buddhism for attaining enlightenment?
What does Islam emphasize regarding the relationship between individuals and God?
What does Islam emphasize regarding the relationship between individuals and God?
Which of the following is NOT a Taoist ethic?
Which of the following is NOT a Taoist ethic?
What does the concept of the 'Third Eye' in Zen Buddhism represent?
What does the concept of the 'Third Eye' in Zen Buddhism represent?
Which of the following best describes the Taoist philosophy of 'Wu Wei'?
Which of the following best describes the Taoist philosophy of 'Wu Wei'?
In what way does Islam view the earth in relation to God?
In what way does Islam view the earth in relation to God?
Which principle is emphasized within Islamic teachings regarding truthfulness?
Which principle is emphasized within Islamic teachings regarding truthfulness?
What primary goal did the Reformation focus on in education?
What primary goal did the Reformation focus on in education?
Which instructional method was commonly used in vernacular schools during the Reformation?
Which instructional method was commonly used in vernacular schools during the Reformation?
What was a significant outcome of the Industrial Revolution in relation to education?
What was a significant outcome of the Industrial Revolution in relation to education?
In early conceptions of education, what was the primary aim of primitive education?
In early conceptions of education, what was the primary aim of primitive education?
How did the dual track school system emerge during the Reformation?
How did the dual track school system emerge during the Reformation?
What type of schools were primarily established for the upper class during the Reformation?
What type of schools were primarily established for the upper class during the Reformation?
What subjects were included in the curriculum during the Reformation?
What subjects were included in the curriculum during the Reformation?
Which philosophical movements gained popularity during the Industrial Revolution?
Which philosophical movements gained popularity during the Industrial Revolution?
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Study Notes
Historical Foundation of Education
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Pre-literate Societies (7000 BC – 5000 BC)
- Aimed at survival skills and fostering group harmony
- Education was informal; children learned by imitating adults
- Skills such as hunting, fishing, music, dance were taught by parents and tribal leaders
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China (3000 BC – 1900 AD)
- Focused on preparing educational elites to govern following Confucian principles
- Exclusively for upper-class males
- Instruction relied on memorization of Confucian classics, with civil service exams initiated
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India (3000 BC to Present)
- Aimed at instilling behavior and rituals rooted in Vedic texts
- Primarily engaged upper-caste males through memorization and interpretation of sacred texts
- Brahmin scholars were key educational figures promoting cultural transmission
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Egypt (3000 BC – 300 BC)
- Aimed to prepare priests as scribes
- Students were upper-class males, focusing on memorization and copying of religious and technical texts
- Education was tightly controlled by priestly elites
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Greece (1600 BC – 300 BC)
- Aimed at cultivating civic responsibility among male youth (ages 7-20)
- Employed methods of memorization in primary schools, and higher education featured lectures and discussions
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Roman Education (750 BC – 450 AD)
- Focused on developing civic responsibility and administrative/military skills
- Aimed at male students aged 7-20 with a curriculum encompassing reading, writing, and philosophy
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Medieval Education (500 AD – 1400 AD)
- Focused on religious commitment and preparation for societal roles
- Education involved both boys and girls in religious communities; taught through memorization, analysis, and discussion
- Established structures for universities and institutionalized knowledge
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Renaissance (1350 AD – 1500 AD)
- Aimed to cultivate expertise in Greek and Latin classics and serve aristocratic leaders
- Exclusively targeted upper-class males; emphasized literary excellence and classical education
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Reformation (1500 AD – 1600 AD)
- Intended to promote religious dedication and general literacy for both genders aged 7-12
- Emphasized memorization, translation of classical literature, and dual-track education based on class
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Industrialization (Post-French Revolution)
- Rapid technological advancements led to the need for mass education
- Rise of philosophies such as Socialism, Liberalsim, and Capitalism influenced educational structures
Early Conceptions of Education
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Primitive Education
- Focused on survival and conformity to tribal norms
- Methods included observation and enculturation
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Mathematics, History, Science
- Emphasized memorization and religious indoctrination, proposed by Martin Luther
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Counter-Reformation
- Aimed at unquestioning obedience to church authority, incorporated 4 R's
- Used techniques like adaptation to student needs and memorization
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Formal Discipline (John Locke)
- Emphasized rigorous training for intellectual development and character formation
- Curriculum included classical languages and math
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Rationalism
- Aimed to foster independent thinking through critical analysis and ethical learning
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Naturalistic Education (Jean Jacques Rousseau)
- Focused on holistic development in accordance with human growth laws and natural goodness
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Nationalistic Education
- Aimed at military preparedness and state preservation through practical socially-oriented content
Philippine Educational System
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Pre-Spanish Period
- Aimed at survival and conformity through informal, religion-oriented education
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Spanish Period
- Education aimed to propagate Christianity, focusing on religious and vocational courses
- Employed dictation and memorization, utilizing vernacular instruction
Philosophies of Education
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Taoism
- Advocated simplicity and natural living, emphasizing moral values like compassion and moderation
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Zen Buddhism
- Focused on self-discipline and intuitive understanding of reality, promoting silent meditation for enlightenment
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Islamic Education
- Central tenets include belief in one God, equality before Allah, and the importance of truth and charity
- Emphasized a direct relationship with God without intermediaries, with the Koran as the guiding text
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