ppt for existent

1. E X I S T E N T I A
L I S M
Lecture by: MKR Bonifacio, MAED - English

2. OBJECTIVES:
1. ENUMERATEAND IDENTIFY
THE IMPLICATIONS OF
EXISTENTIALISM IN
EDUCATION.
2. DRAW CLASSROOM
SITUATIONS USING THE
PHILOSOPHY OF
EXISTENTIALISM.

3. SIGNIFICANT IDEAS:
1.
examines the existence
and the role the
individual plays in terms
of his or her feelings,
thoughts, and
responsibilities

4. SIGNIFICANT IDEAS:
1.
examines the existence
and the role the
individual plays in terms
of his or her feelings,
thoughts, and
responsibilities
2.
the individual is drawn
in as a participant,
ready to be filled with
knowledge based on
his ideas.

5. SIGNIFICANT IDEAS:
1.
examines the existence
and the role the
individual plays in terms
of his or her feelings,
thoughts, and
responsibilities
2.
the individual is drawn
in as a participant,
ready to be filled with
knowledge based on
his ideas.
3.
no two
children are
alike

6. SIGNIFICANT IDEAS:
4.
According to
existentialists, a
good education
emphasizes
individuality.

7. SIGNIFICANT IDEAS:
4.
According to
existentialists, a
good education
emphasizes
individuality.
5.
In this philosophy, the role
of a teacher is to initiates
the act of education and
influences the lives of his
learners throughout his
own life.

8. SIGNIFICANT IDEAS:
4.
According to
existentialists, a
good education
emphasizes
individuality.
5.
In this philosophy, the role
of a teacher is to initiates
the act of education and
influences the lives of his
learners throughout his
own life.
6.
For educators,
existentialist
want change in
attitude about
education.

9. Aims of education
1.
Fostering Unique
Qualities and
Cultivating
Individualities.

10. Aims of education
1.
Fostering Unique
Qualities and
Cultivating
Individualities.
2.
Development
of Complete
Man.

11. Aims of education
1.
Fostering Unique
Qualities and
Cultivating
Individualities.
2.
Development
of Complete
Man.
3.
Becoming of a
Human
Person.

12. Aims of education
4. Leading a
Good life.

13. Aims of education
4. Leading a
Good life.
5. Fostering
of Values.

14. Who created existentialism in
education?
Danish philosopher, theologian,
and cultural critic

15. Who created existentialism in
education?
Making choices and taking action
are at the very core of
existentialism.

16. Who created existentialism in
education?
We need to be able to engage our
humanity when needed, also in
stressful situations.

17. What is existentialism according the
proponent of Jean-Paul Sartre?
Jean-Paul Charles Aymard
Sartre is one of the most
important philosophers of all
time.

18. What is existentialism according the
proponent of Jean-Paul Sartre?
“existence precedes
essence”

19. Curriculum
Student – centered
Indivudualistic
Humanities
Awareness of
Being
ILLUSTRATION

20. ILLUSTRATION
Teaching
Methods
Valuing
Decision –
Making
Self – Reflection
Humanistic

21. ILLUSTRATION
Classroom
Management
Democratic
Flexible
Non – punitive
Privacy

22. ILLUSTRATION
The Teacher
Mediator
Subjective
Reflective artist
Introspective