EDU214

Education can is a process
of developing knowledge
ability in learners in such a
way that they use this
knowledge to improve
themselves and their
……………

2. Ethics is also called

The theory of knowledge
asserts that knowledge is
derived through concepts
was by …...

John Dewey died of
pneumonia about the age
of

The system of education
that enables a person to
enjoy his leisure activities
better is known as
……………. Education

recommended the play way
method of learning to be
used in classroom teaching.

What happened when a
person derives a lot of
enjoyment from his trade?

Which among these is not a
Rationalist metaphysicians?

philosophy of education
gives the teacher the
professional tool and
provides high quality
performance in educational
activities

At every stage in our adult
life we should be able to
use not only our heads but
our

Being critical is a sign of
being an
Person

Philosophy and education
work for the harmonization
of education policies,
theories and ……….

was the founder of school
of skepticism

The mind is a very essential
instrument for doing

National Policy on
Education was first
published in …….

For the children, school is a
painful experience that they
must …………. with

If our aim is to make
education less painful to
our pupils, teachers in the
system need to be more
……………..

The Spartans also prided
themselves of being
………. people

Given that an aim of
education emphasizes selfrealisation, teachers must
not …….

The average child does not
see going to school as
………..

Sound education develops
in us a critical mind to
enable us to detect flaws
and ……..with even those
we respect most

Who asserts that values are
obtained from nature?

Education is the practical
way of attaining individual
and

Rational knowledge is
acquired through the
operation of human ……..

Philosophers look at
theories, assumptions,
postulations, statements
and value judgments
critically as to

The way traditional teacher
inculcates knowledge and
moral in every child can be
challenged by the ……

27. Socrates father worked as

philosophy and
are complementary
disciplines

Philosophy of education is
referred to as the use of
philosophical tools,
theories, methods, and
principles for the
explanation and solutions of

Our educational system
wrongly emphasizes the
acquisition of knowledge as
a means to

For an argument to be valid
in logic, it has to be

Education has an intrinsic
value, that is, it does not
have to be seen as
something that must always
bring

A process that ensure that
ensure that the child’s
feeling and interest are
accommodated in a given
programme of study is
known as
…………………….

Philosophy of education is
seen as an
to the teacher

Learning by remembering
or recalling what they knew
previously but had been
stored up in the mind is
known as ……

How many areasare ethical
theories usually we
divided?

The issue of validity or
invalidity of argument does
not arise in

Philosophers do not only try
to define the good life, they
also prescribe ways of

The traditional teacher sees
himself as his right to mould
and shape the child

was appointed Professor of
philosophy and Chairman
of the Department of
Philosophy and Pedagogy
at the University of Chicago

For the parents, school is a
painful experience that they
must live with

The view that philosophy
gives education the thought
and education gives it an
outlet in practice was
propounded by
…………………..

If our aim is to make
education less painful to
our pupils, teachers in the
system need to be more

Socrates was born about
the year

Who was of the opinion that
the truly free man is the
self-controlled man- one
whose passions, impulses
and desires are controlled
by reason

Traditional teachers usually
……... old lesson notes to
teach new generation

asserts that removing all
restrictions from young
children is not much of an
ideal and that by actually
imposing on them in
various ways we can
positively contribute to their
development and ultimately
their freedom.

Being critical is a sign of
being an …………. person

49. Education is complete living

Who was referred to as “the
best of all of his time that
we have known and more
over the most wise and
just”?