Ideology of Education?

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Accepted Answer

The ideology of education refers to the underlying beliefs and principles that guide the educational approach and goals.

The ideology of education shapes the curriculum, teaching methods, and overall educational philosophy.
Examples of different ideologies include traditionalism, progressivism, and constructivism.
Traditionalism emphasizes discipline, rote learning, and adherence to established knowledge.
Progressivism focuses on student-centered learning, critical thinking, and real-world application of knowledge.
Constructivism emphasizes hands-on learning, problem-solving, and active engagement.
The ideology of education influences the selection of textbooks, assessment methods, and classroom management strategies.

Accepted Answer

Learning that is fun,Useful to life to enshape his living,brighten the world

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