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    The document discusses formulating a personal philosophy of education by reflecting on concepts like the human person, what should be taught, and teaching processes. It provides an example philosophy from Purita B. Bilbao that believes every child has a natural interest in learning, is unique, and that teachers should facilitate each child's optimal development. The document encourages the reader to develop their own philosophy of education.

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    The document discusses formulating a personal philosophy of education by reflecting on concepts like the human person, what should be taught, and teaching processes. It provides an example philosophy from Purita B. Bilbao that believes every child has a natural interest in learning, is unique, and that teachers should facilitate each child's optimal development. The document encourages the reader to develop their own philosophy of education.

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    Formulating
    Your
    Philosophy Of
    Education
    Oith all the
    philosophies we
    are introduced
    with, with which
    do you fall in?
    Ohat is your personal philosophy in
    life? In education? In learning?
    Formulate your own philosophy
    Philosophy is in everything that we do.
    þealings with parents and other
    people around you
    how you learn things and apply them
    in your life
    Ättitude in life reflects your
    philosophy.
    Your life reflects your philosophy.
    Philosophy = You
    Philosophy = self
    Philosophy in education includes these
    concepts:
    human person
    _rue and good that needs to be taught
    _eaching process
    _rue and good that must be taught
    _eaching process
    Example:
    _he philosophy of Purita B. Bilbao:
    VI believe that every child
    has a natural interest in learning
    and is capable of learning
    is an embodied spirit
    can be influenced but not totally
    by his/her environment
    is unique and so comparing a child
    to other children has no basis.
    I believe that there are unchanging
    values in changing times and these
    must be passed on to every child
    by my modeling, value inclination
    and value integration in my
    lessons.
    I believe that my task as a teacher
    is to facilitate the development of
    every child to the optimum and to
    the maximum.

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