Philosophy of Education is concerned with asking: What is a good education? This relates to a series of other questions, such as: What are the benefits of education for the individual, and for society ...

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This course explores the philosophical complexities of education in its personal, institutional and social dimensions. Students will be introduced to some of the major debates in philosophy of ...

The Doctor of Philosophy program offered by the Mallinson Institute for Science Education at Western Michigan University is for those with a science or science education background who wish to pursue ...

Be it education, system or profession each has its own philosophy that gives direction to the policy determination, teaches how to use the acquired skills, knowledge, clarifies the values and beliefs.

Graduate students in the Literacy Education program will study with eight full-time, professionally active, knowledgeable Literacy Education faculty members, who have diverse backgrounds, interests, ...

Mathematics Education (EMAT) is a recently initiated content specialization in the UW College of Education Curriculum and Instruction (EDCI) doctoral program. The purposes for establishing this new ...

Due to the increasingly complex tasks including research and data analysis within all types of educational institutions, there is a demand for strong, transformational leaders. Applying theory to ...

Philosophy encompasses the study of knowledge, reason, existence, and value. Philosophers carefully consider the nature of the universe, humanity's place in it, the proper conduct of individual and ...

Recent examples include: The Centre for Engaged Philosophy houses regular activities on the philosophy of education, environmental justice, implicit bias, philosophy of race, and decolonization. Our ...

You’ll be prepared to work as a teacher, administrator, principal, or superintendent. The Adult & Higher Education Leadership option can help you explore legal and ethical issues, research methodology ...