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  1. Behaviorism- Behaviorism originated in the field of psychology, but it has had a much wider influence.
  2. Constructivism: From philosophy to practice- Socrates liked to work with students. His approach essentially consisted of leading them through a series of questions in order to promote critical thinking.
  3. Learning Theories of Instructional Design- Focuses on similarities and differences between behaviorism, cognitivism, and constructivism.
  4. Parenting Central- Philosophies examined for parents.
  5. Philosophy and Philosophy of Education- Articles by Richard Garlikov.
  6. Philosophy of Education Yearbook- A Publication of the Philosophy of Education Society.
  7. Suggestions for Writing Your Own Educational Philosophy- Great advice for new teachers.
  8. Writing a Philosophy Statement- "Writing a statement of your educational philosophy can be a meaningful experience for beginning teachers. The act of articulating one’s beliefs and finding a way to express those beliefs to others can help provide clarity and direction as one continues to develop professionally."

 

 


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