What is a major criticism of Bagley’s view on the teacher’s role?

• A) Teacher holds all power
• B) Teacher is too lenient
• C) Teacher promotes group work
• D) Teacher ignores textbooks

Who is founder of social reconstructionism?

• A) Jean Piaget
• B) Bloom Marlvin
• C) John Frankel
• D) Theodore Brameld

Which of the following philosophy emphasizes the addressing of social questions and a quest to create a better society and worldwide democracy?

• A) Idealism
• B) Naturalism
• C) Realism
• D) Reconstructionism

What did Bagley support to maintain high academic standards?

• A) Flexible content
• B) Creative focus
• C) Pass/fail system
• D) Free promotion

According to John Dewey, what role does vocation play in democratic education?

• A) Balances individual ability with social usefulness
• B) Encourages leisure over labor
• C) Focuses only on spiritual development
• D) Promotes aimlessness in learning

As a nations_______ is always a conquest, never a gift.

• A) Language
• B) Responsibility
• C) Discipline
• D) True freedom

Which one of the following conventional philosophy provide base to Progressivism educational philosophy?

• A) Reconstructionism
• B) Realism
• C) Idealism
• D) Pragmatism

The concrete operational stage of development covers the ages:

• A) 0 – 2 years
• B) 7 – 11 years
• C) 2 – 7 years
• D) 11 – 15 years

What was the main goal of Bagley’s strong core curriculum?

• A) Preserve culture
• B) Cut subjects
• C) Help teachers
• D) Boost activities

The role of the teacher in a perennialist classroom is as a

• A) Tutor
• B) Supervisor
• C) Guardian
• D) Counsellor

What is the main purpose of curriculum in the Social Reconstruction ideology?

• A) Promote social justice and change
• B) Focus on basic academic skills
• C) Prepare students for jobs
• D) Preserve cultural traditions

The latter freedom occurs when the child is initially subjected to ________.

• A) Slavery to master subjects
• B) Slavery to essential subjects
• C) Slavery to art subjects
• D) Slavery to science subjects

Karl Jaspers saw the possibility of the university playing a role in

• A) Reconstruction of Human Society
• B) Knowledge Creation
• C) Literacy Enhancing
• D) Books Publishing

According to which philosophy the aim of education is to ensure that students acquire understandings about the great ideas of Western civilization?

• A) Reconstructionism
• B) Pragmatism
• C) Perennialism
• D) Progressivism

Essentialism is criticized for promoting:

• A) Innovation
• B) Student freedom
• C) Status quo
• D) Cultural change

Which one of the following contemporary educational philosophy is really conservative and inflexible in nature?

• A) Progressivism
• B) Perennialism
• C) Reconstructionism
• D) Essentialism

Which of the following philosophy emphasisez content-centered approch?

• A) Perreneialism
• B) Progressivism
• C) Essentialism
• D) Reconstructivism

From which of the following philosophy the "back-to-basics" movement is most associated with?

• A) Perennialism
• B) Progressivism
• C) Essentialism
• D) Reconstructivism

Who only allows the very best to become a part of the university?

• A) Karl Jasper
• B) Aristotle
• C) Karl Marx
• D) Karl Joseph

Paulo Freire belongs to which of the following country?

• A) America
• B) Japan
• C) Italy
• D) Brazil