Humanism In Education by Virginia Paredes

#1

vparedes0025_1_1 — 2025-08-22 01:06:57 UTC

In Humanism in education, it is believed that learners control their own destines. Personal freedom and responsibility are key to accomplish this.

#2

vparedes0025_1_1 — 2025-08-22 01:08:58 UTC

Erasmus emphasized classical learning and free will with gradual education. His focus was on the rediscovery of classical roots from Greece and Rome.

#3

vparedes0025_1_1 — 2025-08-22 01:11:20 UTC

The meaning of Humanism is thought to be linked to classical studies. Modern applications stress on emotional well-being and self-fulfillment.

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vparedes0025_1_1 — 2025-08-22 01:15:54 UTC

Humanism seeks the best for humans without religion and primarily focuses on dignity, worth, and self-realization. Humanism completely rejects supernaturalism.

#5

vparedes0025_1_1 — 2025-08-22 01:18:14 UTC

Humanism rejects the notion of an immortal soul. Once someone passes away, their consciousness ceases to exist and does not continue elsewhere. Life and consciousness are essentially configurations of matter.

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vparedes0025_1_1 — 2025-08-22 01:20:06 UTC

In Humanism, the soul is a combination of the body and consciousness. Meanwhile the mind is made up of the consciousness in its experiencing function through its senses.

#7

vparedes0025_1_1 — 2025-08-22 01:23:44 UTC

In reductive materialism, Humanism believes that only matter is real. Life and consciousness only take form in a body's structure and therefore die with it as well.

#8

vparedes0025_1_1 — 2025-08-22 01:24:55 UTC

In Humanism, there is no such thing as an afterlife. There is no proof, therefore once the body dies, the soul and conscious does as well.

#9

vparedes0025_1_1 — 2025-08-22 01:27:01 UTC

In knowledge theory, verbal testimony, intuition, and religious experiences are completely unreliable. Scriptures are considered false, unreliable, and contradictory.

#10

vparedes0025_1_1 — 2025-08-22 01:29:53 UTC

In epistemology, inference is rejected and perception is considered the only reliable knowledge.

#11

vparedes0025_1_1 — 2025-08-22 01:31:48 UTC

In axiology, humanism focuses on its current life and not an "afterlife". Meeting human needs, solving problems, and possessing compassion are a primary focus in humanism.

#12

vparedes0025_1_1 — 2025-08-22 01:33:39 UTC

The pursuit of happiness can only take place in a cooperative society in which they support civil liberties, democracy, and cooperation.

#13

vparedes0025_1_1 — 2025-08-22 01:36:18 UTC

Morality is obtained through experience and consequences, there is no such thing as a divine authority to rule and command.

#14

vparedes0025_1_1 — 2025-08-22 01:39:18 UTC

Humanism in education:

shifts away from traditions toward more practical approaches. It teaches both academic skills, such as writing, math, etc. and life skills, such as problem-solving and communication.

#15

vparedes0025_1_1 — 2025-08-22 01:41:16 UTC

In humanism the goal is to discipline the mind through classical curriculum to develop intellectual abilities and prepare for civic and professional responsibilities.