
In this video lecture, all basic facts about philosophy and educational philosophy - meaning,scope,branches,utility have been given as introductory insights into this course.
This video lecture gives the meaning, and definitions of Philosophy and also the views of ancient, medieval,and modern philosophers on the essence of Philosophy.
This video speaks about the meaning & merits of Individual and Social aims of education
This video lecture explains vividly the essential differences between Eastern & western philosophies
This video lecture gives the meaning of idealism,its characteristics, its impact in education in terms of methods of teaching, the role of teachers,discipline,curriculum, its merits and demerits.
This video explains YOGA which is the origin of Vedic age and its benefits to the modern world
This video lecture gives the meaning of Naturalism,its characteristics, its impact in education in terms of methods of teaching, the role of teachers,discipline,curriculum, its merits and demerits.
This video lecture gives the meaning of Realism,its characteristics, its impact in education in terms of methods of teaching, the role of teachers,discipline,curriculum, its merits and demerits.
This video lecture gives the meaning of Pragmatism,its characteristics, its impact in education in terms of methods of teaching, the role of teachers,discipline,curriculum, its merits and demerits.
This video lecture gives the meaning of Existentialism,its characteristics, its impact in education in terms of methods of teaching, the role of teachers,discipline,curriculum, its merits and demerits.
This video lecture gives the meaning of Marxism,its characteristics, its impact in education in terms of methods of teaching, the role of teachers,discipline,curriculum, its merits and demerits.
This video speaks about Educational essentialism philosophy and its Educational implications
This video lecture is the summing up of all educational implications of basic philosophies-Idealism,Naturalism,Pragmatism,Realism,Existentialism and Marxism in terms of methods of teaching, the role of teachers,discipline,curriculum, its merits and demerits.
This video lecture speaks about how the philosophy of Christianity influences all aspects of education.
This video lecture speaks about fundamental ideas on the philosophy of Hinduism and its educational implications.
This video lecture speaks about all the basic tenets of Jainism Philosophy and its implications on Education
This video speaks about the basic tenets of Buddhism philosophy and its Educational Implications
This video lecture speaks about the basic tenets of Islam Philosophy and its Educational Implications
This video lecture gives a summary of the insights into all basic philosophies which we have learned in this course and also a question-discussion on the philosophical topics.
This Video talks about the great Indian philosopher Sri Aurobindo's contribution to the development of Educational thought for Social change
This Video portrays the great Indian Philosopher J.Krishnamurti's contribution to the development of Educational thoughts for Social change.
This video discusses Paulo Freire's contributions to the development of educational thoughts for social change.
This video portrays Mary Wollstonecraft's contribution to the Development of Educational thoughts for Social Change
This Video discusses Nel Noddings' contribution to the development of Educational Thought for Social change
This Video discusses the great Indian Sage and Educational Philosopher Rabindranath Tagore's contribution to the development of educational thought for Social Change.
This Video speaks about Mahatma Gandhi's Contribution to the Development of Educational thought for Social change.
§ Relative deprivation theory is a sociological idea that explains why people, even in stable and prosperous societies, may feel unhappy and push for social change.
Resource Mobilization Theory (RMT) is an important way to study social movements. It became popular in the 1970s . This theory focuses on how social movements effectively achieve their goals using resources.
Symbolic interactionism is a sociological perspective that emphasizes the role of symbols and interactions in the construction of social reality.
The study of social movements looks at how group actions begin, develop, and impact society.
Political Process Theory (PPT) highlights the connection between political opportunities, mobilizing structures, and framing processes
Structural functionalism is a key theory in sociology, mainly developed by Emile Durkheim and Talcott Parsons.In Sociology of education, it explains how education helps society function. This theory stresses that institutions like education work together to maintain social order.
Embark on a captivating journey into the heart of education as we delve into the profound implications of fundamental philosophies that shape the very essence of learning. This intellectually stimulating course invites you to unravel the rich tapestry of educational thought, examining how diverse philosophies influence the way we perceive, structure, and implement education.
Find out the dynamic interplay of these philosophical giants as we journey through the landscapes of idealistic aspirations, the celebration of nature, the pursuit of practicality, the embrace of reality, and the exploration of individual existence. Unearth the roots of these philosophies and understand how they continue to mould educational practices globally.
Hinduism, Christianity, Islam: Immerse yourself in the cultural and spiritual dimensions of education as we explore how Hinduism, Christianity, and Islam infuse unique philosophies into the educational realm. From the pursuit of knowledge as a sacred duty in Hinduism to the emphasis on compassion and enlightenment in Buddhism, witness how religious perspectives shape educational paradigms.
Marxism in Education: Peel back the layers of societal structures and power dynamics with a critical examination of Marxism in education. Understand how the lens of economic and class struggle contributes to our understanding of education as a tool for societal transformation.
Engage in lively discussions, thought-provoking case studies, and interactive activities that challenge your perceptions and broaden your intellectual horizons. Whether you are an educator, student, or simply a curious mind, this course promises to be an enlightening exploration of the philosophical foundations that underpin our educational systems.
Uncover the implications, navigate the debates, and gain a comprehensive understanding of the philosophies that shape the minds of learners and educators alike. Join us on this transformative educational odyssey, where knowledge is not just acquired but critically examined, and where ideas have the power to reshape the future of learning. Enroll now and embark on a journey that transcends textbooks and leaves an indelible mark on your educational philosophy!
I have newly added some important philosophers who gave their thoughts for Social change. Also I have given some social theories in social philosophy ...