This document discusses five major philosophies of education: essentialism, progressivism, perennialism, existentialism, and behaviorism. Essentialism focuses on basic skills and subjects being essential for students to learn. Progressivism emphasizes learning through experience and projects. Perennialism believes education should transmit important ideas and values of Western culture. Existentialism sees education as a process of self-discovery. Behaviorism views learning as the acquisition of habits through conditioning or reinforcement.

1. Prepared by:
ANN SHEENA MARGARET C. TAMPUS
Philosophical Perspective

2. FIVE MAJOR PHILOSOPHIES OF
EDUCATION

4. ESSENTIALISM

5. ESSENTIALISM

6. PROGRESSIVISM

7. PROGRESSIVISM

8. PROGRESSIVISM

10. PERENNIALISM

11. PERENNIALISM

12. PERENNIALISM

13. EXISTENTIALISM

14. EXISTENTIALISM

15. EXISTENTIALISM

16. BEHAVIORISM

17. BEHAVIORISM

18. BEHAVIORISM

21. THANK YOU!
THERE ARE AS MANY
WORLDS AS THERE ARE
WAYS TO DESCRIBE THEM.
-Nelson Goodman