Education principles consist of the conceptual premises of educational systems
Education principles consist of the conceptual premises of educational systems
Education principles consist of the conceptual premises of educational systems
which current and proposed educational paradigms are based upon. They help
educators, policymakers, and students to know why and how education operates in the
way it does, its purposes, procedures, and standards. Foundations of education are
typically divided into several areas: Philosophical Foundations: Discusses solely the
why.
and the factors that drive learners, in a bid to learn how human beings learn and what
works.
Historical Foundations: Covers the historical development of education over time with
special focus on how past practices precipitated the current systems of education.
as regards to availability, facilities, and quality due to the policy change and the
Origins and Key Thinkers Progressivism draws its principles from the
philosophies of people such as John Dewey as well, for him, education should
aim towards preparing students to live in a democratic society. Constructivism
has its roots in the works of Jean Piaget, Lev Vygotsky and Jerome Bruner,
whose interest was how learners come to know in a practicing environment.