教育哲學(xué)期末復(fù)習(xí)筆記

1、The RepublicThe Republic （excerpt）: the allegory（寓言） of cave.The Allegory of the Cave describes four stages through which a pers on has to pass to get a sound educati on. These stages are disti nguished by what a lear ner is able to see.Images（delusi on）-perceptible&scie ntific objects（i nformed opi

2、nion）-mathematica l& scie ntific objects（scie ntific kno wledge）-the good（philosophical wisdom）What do the images in the cave sta nd for?False realityWhat is Plato s understanding of the nature of education?The first thing about the pris oners in the cave is that they are look ing in the wrong direc

3、tio n. This no ti on of orie ntatio n is cen tral to Platos idea of educati on: he later describes real educati on as the art of orie ntati on（定位，信仰） and theeducators task as that of turning.（強(qiáng)制Educators should devise the simplest and most effective methods of tur ning souls aroun d. It should nt be

4、 the art of impla nti ng sight in the orga n, but should proceed on the un dersta nding that the orga n already has the capacity.Plato in sists that studies in the mathematical scie nces not be compulsory . compulsory 的） in tellectual work” n ever remai ns in the soul .Educati on is liberati ng.The

5、Educati on of Nature1. Educati on of n ature, educati on of men, educati on of thin gs;The internal developme nt of our faculties and our orga ns is the educati on of n ature; the use that we are taught to make of this developme nt is the educatio n of men; And what we acquire from our own experie n

6、ee about the objects which affect us is the education of thi ngs.（天性，我們是無法控制的，社會(huì)，我們也只能控制某些方面，而人的教育則是我們能完全掌控的）The one alone in whom they all coin cide at the same point and tend to the same ends reaches his goal and lives con siste ntly. He alone is well raised.what is the goal?It s the same as that

7、of n ature. Si nee the conj unction of the three educatio n isn ecessary to their perfecti on, the two others must be directed toward the one overwhich we have no power.（社會(huì)及人的教育應(yīng)該遵循天性，教育順應(yīng)兒童天性發(fā)展）2. Habit vs. n ature;Nature is habit, but as soon as the situati on cha nge, habit ceases and the n ature

8、 retur n.Educati on is certa inly just habit. The educati on make us more become capable of using our sen ses and more en lighte ned.（教育交給我們習(xí)慣）The origi nal dispositi on is n ature.3. Mak ing a man vs. making a citize n;Rousseau thinks that, one must choose to betwee n making a man or a citize n, fo

9、r one cannot make both at the same time.（教育的目的是培養(yǎng)自然人）Nature man is en tirely for himself; a man act as he speaks; a man always be decisive in making his choice and stick to it. The citize n is determ ined by the whole social in stituti on.In the n ature, the men are equal and capable to do all jobs;

10、 but in the society, the citize ns have class and are limited in the specific jobs, no freedom.4. Public and com mon educati on vs. in dividual and domestic educati onPublic educati on is like the Plato republic. Plato only purified the heart of man;Lycurgus den atured it. The educatio n of society

11、is fit only for making double men.The Democratic Con cepti on in Educati on:1. What is democracy? What are two traits of a democratic society? What is democratic educati on?(1) It is not just a form of government, but primarily a mode of social life that is unique in providi ng an adequate setti ng

12、for huma n flourish ing.(2)2. What are the stre ngths and critics of the Plat onic educati onal philosophy?ideal of3. What are the stre ngths and critics of the“ in dividualisticthe eightee nth cen tury?4. What are the stre ngths and critics of the in stituti onal idealistic philosophy of the nin et

13、ee nth cen tury?5. What is Dewey s philosophy of education?Banking v. Problem-solv ing Models of Educati onWhat is banking mode of educati on?This relatio nship in volves a n arrati ng Subject （the teacher） and patie nt, liste ning objects （the stude nts）. The conten ts, whether values or empirical

14、dime nsions of reality, tend in the process of being n arrated to become lifeless and petrified.The teacher talks about reality as if it were motio nl ess, static, compartme ntalized, and predictable. His task is to fill the stude nts with the contents of his n arratio n.What is problem-solvi ng mod

15、e of educati on?Paulo Freire felt that for the lear ner to move from object to Subject, he or she n eeded to be in volved in dialogical action with the teacher. Dialogic action has two basic dime nsions, reflect ion and action .Dialogue cannot exist without humility. Dialogue in itself is a co-opera

16、tive activity in volvi ng respect.Dialogue is a give and take of ideas, a shari ng.What are stude nts and teachers roles in these two modes of educatio n?Teacher-stude nts and stude nt teachers are con ti nu ally reflect ing on themselves and the world, establish ing an authe ntic form of thought an

17、d actio n. ”Banking educati on, which emphasizes the teachers role as the active one intheteacher-lear ner relati on ship is an an ti-dialogical approach. It serves the oppressor by denying the lear ner an active role in the lear ning.Can you associate Freire s theory to today s educational practice

18、s?Milt on Friedma n: The Role of Gover nment in Educatio n1. What is government s role in education? What are thejustificati ons?con ti nuing to operate a limited nu mber of schools in areas where they are particularly n eeded2. What role do Friedma n propose for the gover nment? What are thejustifi

19、cations（正當(dāng)化）？the government s role should be limited to ensuring that minimum contentsta ndards are met.3. Neighborhood effect, school choice, voucher（代金券），（1）ben efits bey ond those enjoyed by stude nts and their families（鄰里效應(yīng)指地方社會(huì)環(huán)境的特點(diǎn)可以影響人們的思想和行為的方式）（2）Friedman proposed supplementing publicly ope

20、rated schools with privately run but publicly fun ded schools through a system of school vouchers.（3）Government could require a minimum level of schooling financed by giving parents a specific maximum sum per child per year if spent onapprove ” educationservices.Pare nts would the n be free to spe n

21、d this sum to choose schools.教育券是政府把原來直接投入公立學(xué)校的教育經(jīng)費(fèi)按照生均單位成本折算以后，以面額固定的有價(jià)證券（即教育券）的形式直接發(fā)放給家庭或?qū)W生，學(xué)生憑教育券自由選擇政府所認(rèn)可的學(xué)校（公立學(xué)?；蛩搅?學(xué)校）就讀，不再受學(xué)區(qū)的限制，教育券可以沖抵全部或部分學(xué)費(fèi)，學(xué)校憑收到的教育券到政府部門兌換教育經(jīng)費(fèi)，用于支付辦學(xué)經(jīng)費(fèi)。在弗里德曼教育券理論中，家長(zhǎng)與學(xué)生的選擇權(quán)是其核心和 基石。有了教育券，家長(zhǎng)可以“在任何一個(gè)愿意接受他的子女的學(xué)校使用憑單，不論是私立的，還 是公立的，也不論是在他們居住的地區(qū)、城市或州，還是在其他地區(qū)、城市或州。這樣，不僅將給 每位家長(zhǎng)

22、較多的選擇機(jī)會(huì)，同時(shí)也迫使公立學(xué)校通過收學(xué)費(fèi)而自籌資金（憑單金額等于全部教育開支，則學(xué)校必須完全自籌資金，如果不等于全部教育開支，則學(xué)校必須部分地自酬資金）。這樣， 不僅公立學(xué)校之間要展開競(jìng)爭(zhēng)，而且還要同私立學(xué)校競(jìng)爭(zhēng)。”Philip W. Jacks on: Real Teach ingWhat are the four approaches of defi ning teachi ng? What do youthi nk of them?Gen eric approach（ too broad）Epistemic（ 知識(shí)的） approach（ tran smissi on of kno

23、wledge）Consensual approach（交感性的，兩方意愿下成立的）：it is only in a democratic society,or one in the process of beco ming so, that teach ing can be carried on.Evolutionary approach: There is no unequivocal definition of teaching that holdsfor all time and all places.After read ing this chapter, how would you

24、perceived the act ofdefi ning teach ing? How would you un dersta nd teachi ng?Terence H. McLaughli n: Beyond the Reflective Teacherthe n ature, scope （范圍） and aims of reflect ionthe two continua concerning the n ature of reflect ionNel Nodd in gs: The On e-Cari ng as Teacherthe four steps of teach i

25、ng the ethics（道德倫理）of careDialogue-modeli ng-practice-c on firmati on1. A n esse ntial part of cari ng that we could not model cari ng without en gagi ng in it. Dialogue can help us evaluate our attempts to care2. We n eed to show the stude nts how to care.“ We do not merely tell them to careand giv

26、e them texts to read on the subject, we dem on strate our cari ng in ourrelati ons with them”3. we n eed to give stude nts practice in cari ng and the n reflect on that practice.4. C on firmati on is importa nt because it en courag ing the acts of cari ng.Noddi ngs believes that first we n eed to state our main aim of educati on is to produce compete nt, cari ng peopleTake care of affiliative needs -Relax the impulse to control- give teacher