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    This document discusses the educational philosophies of Filipino educator T.H. Pardo de Tavera. It summarizes his views that education should instill in students: 1) a love for work and developing skills through passion and immersion, 2) a spirit of tolerance and respect for all people regardless of differences, and 3) respect for law, love for peace, and the practice of thrift. The document provides further explanation of each of these views emphasizing concepts like embracing diversity, contributing to an just society, cultivating inner peace, and teaching practical skills for household economies.

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    This document discusses the educational philosophies of Filipino educator T.H. Pardo de Tavera. It summarizes his views that education should instill in students: 1) a love for work and developing skills through passion and immersion, 2) a spirit of tolerance and respect for all people regardless of differences, and 3) respect for law, love for peace, and the practice of thrift. The document provides further explanation of each of these views emphasizing concepts like embracing diversity, contributing to an just society, cultivating inner peace, and teaching practical skills for household economies.

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    This document discusses the educational philosophies of Filipino educator T.H. Pardo de Tavera. It summarizes his views that education should instill in students: 1) a love for work and developing skills through passion and immersion, 2) a spirit of tolerance and respect for all people regardless of differences, and 3) respect for law, love for peace, and the practice of thrift. The document provides further explanation of each of these views emphasizing concepts like embracing diversity, contributing to an just society, cultivating inner peace, and teaching practical skills for household economies.

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    Educational Philosophy - Tavera PDF

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    This document discusses the educational philosophies of Filipino educator T.H. Pardo de Tavera. It summarizes his views that education should instill in students: 1) a love for work and developing skills through passion and immersion, 2) a spirit of tolerance and respect for all people regardless of differences, and 3) respect for law, love for peace, and the practice of thrift. The document provides further explanation of each of these views emphasizing concepts like embracing diversity, contributing to an just society, cultivating inner peace, and teaching practical skills for household economies.

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    FILAMER CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY

    Autonomous Status - CHED


    GRADUATE SCHOOL
    Roxas Avenue, Roxas City 5800, Philippines
    Tel. No. (036)6212-317; Fax No. (036)6213-075
    website: http://www.filamer.edu.ph

    EDUC 403
    EDUCATIONAL PHILOSOPHIES OF FILIPINO EDUCATORS
    T.H. Pardo de Tavera

    Prepared by: Mr. Roger C. Janoras Professor: Mr. Exequiel Calimutan

    - Writer - Physician - Naturalist -Historian

    “Our education should instill love for WORK, the spirit of


    TOLERANCE, RESPECT for law, love for PEACE and
    practice of THRIFT”.

    LOVE FOR WORK

    The better a person is at something, the more they enjoy doing that thing because
    their passion can lead to a state known as "the flow". This is when they become totally
    immersed in what they are doing, and hours can pass by without notice.

    SPIRIT OF TOLERANCE

    “Acceptance of all people is essential in order to create a peaceful, harmonious


    environment. No matter what a person’s age, race, gender, culture or beliefs, we should
    treat everybody with equity. By respecting one another and embracing and appreciating
    our rich cultural diversity, we hope to help nurture a peaceful future generation.”
    “Tolerance is not just a buzzword exploited by the media in today’s society, but is a core
    social value that brings people of all races, religions and ideals into one place,” Dr Fatima
    Al Shamsi, Deputy Executive Director for Administrative Affairs at Sorbonne University
    Abu Dhabi

    RESPECT FOR LAW

    Encouraging learners to value and apply the principles of the rule of law in their
    daily lives, allowing them to make decisions that are ethically responsible.
    Equipping learners with the appropriate knowledge, values, attitudes, and
    behaviours they need to contribute to the continued improvement and regeneration of
    the rule of law in society more broadly.

    LOVE FOR PEACE

    Educating toward a culture of peace cultivates and promotes values,


    understanding, action and practices for building individuals. Families, communities,
    societies, world committed.
    - Cultivating inner peace
    - Living with compassion and justice
    - Dismantling the culture of war
    - Promoting human rights and responsibilities living in harmony with the earth
    - Intercultural respect, reconciliation and solidarity

    PRACTICE OF THRIFT

    We are teaching morality and hygiene, household economies and the best
    methods in agriculture but we are failing to teach practical thrift, the one virtue that is
    so much needed in this country today. Making a serious and continuous effort through
    all of our educational institutions to teach the lesson of thrift. It is only education that
    we can become a thrifty nation.

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