Copy of John Locke
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
What is a philosopher?
- A person who offers views or theories on profound questions in ethics, metaphysics, logic, and other fields like education.
What was John Locke's philosophy on education
- Moral education is more important.
- Virtue more important than being a scholar.
- Create people who obey reason not passion.
- Learning should be enjoyable.
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What was John Locke's philosophy on education
- Children can make learning recreational.
- Teaching rules is counterproductive
- Parents play a perverse role
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Influence on Education
- profound influence on political philosophy-modern liberalism
- arguments concerning liberty and the social contract
- passage from Second Treatise- Declaration of Independence
- foundation of superstructures in Physical/ Moral sciences
- realm of epistemology
Influence on Education
- profound influence on political philosophy-modern liberalism
- arguments concerning liberty and the social contract
- passage from Second Treatise- Declaration of Independence
- foundation of superstructures in Physical/ Moral sciences
- realm of epistemology
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Influence on Education
- formulated a classic reasoning for religious tolerance
- beginning of the modern Western conception of the self
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