EDU601 - Philosophy of Education

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Question 1: According to Kant, the basis of morality is the concept of:

Charity

Fairness

piety

freedom

Q2

Question 2: Kant claims that the moral law is given to each person:

society

one's own will

God

Nature

Q3

Question 3: Aristotle divides the virtues into:

natural virtues and artificial virtues

moral virtues and intellectual virtues

positive virtues and negative virtues

human virtues and divine virtues

Q4

Question 4: Formal approach means that the education process is the same as at school, except __________.

it is taking place at home

parents specify a room for class same as in school

extracurricular activities are also part of syllabus

parents prescribed a schedule for students

Q5

Question 5: What did Plato do in order to start his own school?

He took Aristotle's ideas

It popped up in his mind while he was in the hot springs

He wrote down what Socrates has taught him

He ade up his own philosophy

Q6

Question 6: Kant claims that the natural purpose of reason is to:

produce happiness

produce pleasure

produce knowledge

produce a good will

Q7

Question 7: Children ought to be educated, not for the present, but for a possibly improved condition of man in the future: that is, in a manner which is adopted to the idea of humanity and the whole destiny of man. Thoughts on Education by:

Aristotle

Rousseau

Kant

Plato

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Question 8: __________ advocates full participation in all aspects of social and civic life __________ not only those conventionally identified as 'political'.

Popular democracy

Indirect democracy

Direct democracy

Deep democracy