The Teaching Profession- Short (Batch 2)

 

Education without philosophy is blind and philosophy without education is invalid.

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Philosophy of education is a branch of philosophy that addresses philosophical questions concerning the nature, aims, and problems of education.

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One of the most basic problems of philosophy of education in concerning the proper aims and guiding ideals of education.

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One of the most basic problems of philosophy of education in concerning the proper aims and guiding ideals of education.

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One of the most basic problems of philosophy of education is to answer the question on the state of teachers, students’ character of educational ideals, morals, curriculum, and others.

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The term philosophy has been derived from two Greek words, Philos means love and Sophia el pueblo means wisdom.

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Philosophy means love for knowledge and enthusiasm for learning.

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Philosophy is the tenacious attempt of reasoning men to think through the most fundamental issues of life, to reach reasonable conclusions on first and last things, to suggest worthwhile goals that can command loyalty of individuals and groups. 

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Philosophy is a search for comprehensive view of nature, an attempt at a universal explanation of nature of things.

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Philosophy is a consistent effort of both ordinary and persistent people to make life as intelligible and meaningful as possible.

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