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Assessment is an essential part of a student's learning environment. The main goal of assessment is to improve student learning. For the student, assessments help gauge individual progress to build on strengths and weaknesses. For teachers...
philosophy offers particular insight into educational learning and instruction as pointed out in Driscoll. By having various educational philosophies to follow, it allows for different aspects of learning to be brought into the learning env...
personal productivity, and creativity. Along with a great instructional environment, highly qualified teachers, eager to learn students, and integrated use of technology learning will continue to be a life-long process. My Personal Philosop...
the Educational System and Classroom Today Introduction Teaching and learning are guided by a variety of beliefs and principles that direct the practice of administrators and faculty responsible for these educational activities. These belie...
have struggled with the dualistic dilemma of mind and body for thousands of years. Educators, too, have a dualistic dilemma between theory and practice: The classroom theories of professional training and thought, to the classroom practice...
education itself: “Progressive education is and will be education for reflective practice and for awakening and for social concern. It will be carving out wider and wider spaces for freedom and the bite of possibility” (p18). Maxine Greene ...
philosophy of education may be organized around the branches of philosophy—for example, epistemology, ethics, political philosophy—or around centers of educational interest such as curriculum, pedagogy, or school structure. An organizationa...