Main Points of Humanism by Cade Sakamoto

Roots of Humanism

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The origin of humanism was started by Erasmus, who believed in the goodness of children, and that people had the ability to be reasonable and make good choices.

Modern Approach to Humanism

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In recent years, humanist philosophy has developed to help students be self-fulfilled, by focusing on social-emotional and cognitive well-being.

Application to Education

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Humanism was later adopted in education which shared these same beliefs, and believed that school will help children to develop these natural qualities.

Humanist Concept of Self

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Humanism rejects certain ideas such as the soul and speculative metaphysics, rather that consciousness is possible due to the physical build of the human body.

Humanism Sense of Perception

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Humanism believes that only sense perception provides valid knowledge, rejecting causal laws, verbal testimony, and inference as unreliable sources of truth.

Humanist View on Life

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Humanists focus on the present and things that are currently effecting society rather than theoretical concepts.

Humanism and Social Values

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Humanists have social values in things such as culture and civilization as these are things that have built and maintained humanity.

Impact on Education

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Humanist ideas have helped to develop the field of education by breaking old traditions, and focusing on the things that will benefit society.

Humanist Goal for Education

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A humanist approach to education would focus on developing the character of students by teaching them how to invest in their learning, as well as the process of learning.

Role of the Teacher

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In order to help students in the process of learning, teachers need to be able to adapt to the students learning needs, and engage the student in their learning to captivate their natural motivation.

Humanist Ideas on Curriculum

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During the Renaissance and Reformation era, humanist education focused on the Latin and Greek literature focusing on the learning of linguistics rather than things like vocational, science, and physical education.

The Role of the Student

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Humanists believe that students need to be self motivated, and take pride in their own learning and development.