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Title: Teaching as a Profession


1
Teaching as a Profession
2
Characteristics of a profession
  • Lengthy period of education and/or training
  • Delivers superior services
  • High level of public trust
  • Specialized knowledge
  • Authority
  • Autonomy
  • Professional associations
  • A code of ethics
  • High level of prestige
  • Higher than average financial rewards

3
Teacher Certification
4
GROUP WORK
  • Do you think each of the routes to achieving
    certification produces equally qualified
    teachers? Why or why not?

5
Historical Foundations of Education (1600 to 1865)
6
Religion and Education
  • What role did religion play in education during
    the colonial period and what role do you think
    religion should play in education today?

7
What are the influences of the following European
thinkers on American education?
  • Group 1--Comenius
  • Group 2--Locke
  • Group 3--Rousseau
  • Group 4--Pestalozzi
  • Group 5--Herbart
  • Group 6--Froebel

8
John Amos Comenius
  • The idea of organizing learning into sequential
    grade schools.
  • Views education as preparation for life

9
John Locke
  • Human mind at birth is a blank slate (tabula
    rasa).
  • Knowledge is gained through experience.

10
Jean Jacques Rousseau
  • School should protect children from society and
    let children grow naturally.
  • education should encourage children to think,
    see, and feel.

11
Johann Herinrich Pestalozzi
  • Suggested that education could be an agent to
    improve society.
  • introduced the idea that teachers should be
    provided with special kinds of training.

12
John Herbart
  • Introduced the idea of preparing systematic
    formal lesson plans similar to present days
    lesson planning formats.

13
Friedrich Froebel
  • Known as the father of kindergarten
  • stressed the importance of educating young
    learners.

14
Benjamin Franklin
  • First to give American education a practical
    orientation
  • established the Franklin Academy in 1741--a
    nonsectarian institution which offered such
    practical subjects as mathematics, astronomy,
    navigation and bookkeeping.

15
Educational Experiences of Different Groups
  • Group 1 The Education of Slaves
  • Group 2 Education of Native Americans
  • Group 3 Education in Spains American
    Colonies
  • Group 4 Education for Women
  • Group 5 Education for People with
    Disabilities

16
Assignment
  • Influence of European thinkers (handout)
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