Philosophy of Music Education Review features philosophical research in music education for an international community of scholars, artists, and teachers. It includes articles that address ...

Drawing faculty from the diverse disciplinary traditions of history and philosophy, anthropology and humanistic psychology, design thinking and the learning sciences, the Ph.D. Program in Formative ...

Education is to practice changing what is needed to be changed. The word philosophy came from two Greek words [Philo and Sophia]. Philo refers to love, while Sophia means knowledge or wisdom.

In schools across the country, the term “all-rounder” has become a coveted label. Students who perform well academically, ...

Joshua Forstenzer’s research focuses on democratic education and related epistemic and civic virtues, as well as Pragmatist conceptions of education, philosophy for children, and pedagogies associated ...

Concurrently, research in philosophy of education has advanced a critical perspective on the role of self-activity and rational enquiry in fostering meaningful learning experiences.

A program that introduces inmates to the ancient Greek philosophy of Stoicism has led to a dramatic reduction in violence at ...

The function of education that causes the most headaches in liberal societies is its role in the formation of the good citizen. The American thinker John Dewey argued in the early 20th century that ...

Philosophy, according to the Webster's Dictionary, is a system of fundamental or motivating principles, the basis of action or belief. Management personnel may wonder how this relates to the world ...

Our Philosophy of Education Stream of the Educational Theory and Practice (eTAP) program will encourage you to explore the deeper questions related to individual, cultural and environmental aspects of ...