Method of teaching philosophy.

1. Method of teaching.
Learned centered or teacher centered which you
prefer.

2. Idealism
• Teacher centered and class room centered.

3. Naturalism
• Direct experience
• Learning by doing
• Education through senses
• Observation and experimentation
• Direct method
• Excursions

4. Pragmatism.
• Through practical life an experience.

5. Realism.
• “Socratic method” of learning.
• Using audio visual aids.

6. Humanism.
• It is basing on psychology. Concern is for love
care and value.

7. Eclectic tendency
• All in one bottle.

8. Shankar Acharya
• Knowledge centered, devotion
centered, karma centered way of teaching.
• Real vision and logical conclusion
• On achievement of Brahman
• Attain self purification.

9. Ravindranath Tagore
• Nature centered and naturalistic.

10. Vivekananda.
• Concentration as the method par excellence
of education.

11. MKG
• IDEALISTIC
• NATURALISTIC
• PRAGMATIC.
• ALL.

12. AUROBINDO
• The child must be interested in life.
• Never scold a child.

13. S.Radhakrihsnan.
• School is to teach student to look within.

14. Socrates.
• Conversational
• Skillful questioning

15. Plato.
• Presentation of the subject matter in most
interesting manner.
• lectures and dialogues.

16. Aristotle
• Child should be taught on the basis of
experience.

17. John Amos Comenius
• Follow the nature.
• Interest of the child.
• Self study and self observation.

18. Rousseau
• Negative education
• Learn from nature.
• No education to girls.

19. Friedrich Froebel
• Self activity
• Learning by play
• Sociability
• Freeedom

20. John Dewey
• Give real life problem
• Thinking of all the possible solution for the
problem
• Collection of information from all the sources
• Execution and arriving at the possible
solutions.
• Application of the solution.

21. Maria Montessori.
• Activity based learning.
• Training of senses.

22. Paulo Friere
• Education is for the society
• Teach according to the social needs.

23. Ivan Illich.
• Learning about the world is considered more
valuable than learning from the world.