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Reconstructionism and Education

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What is recontructionism ?

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“ Reconstructionist educators focus on a curriculum that

highlights social reform as the aim of education. ”

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Premises of Reconstructionism

Society is in need of constant reconstruction or change.

Such social change involves a reconstruction of education in reconstructing the society

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Historical Background of Reconstructionism

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PLATO’sdesign for a future state

AURELIUS’sthought to build a “World State”

AUGUSTINE’sideal Christian state named “The City of God”

In 380 BC

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Plato with his design for a future state

called the Republic.

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PLATO’sdesign for a future state

AURELIUS’sthought to build a “World State”

AUGUSTINE’sideal Christian state named “The City of God”

In 380 BC

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PLATO’sdesign for a future state

AURELIUS’sthought to build a “World State”

AUGUSTINE’sideal Christian state named “The City of God”

In 2nd Century

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The Stoic Philosophers

Marcus Aurelius

He maintained that “He was a citizen of the world, Not a Rome.”

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PLATO’sdesign for a future state

AURELIUS’sthought to build a “World State”

AUGUSTINE’sideal Christian state named “The City of God”

In 2nd Century

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AURELIUS’sthought to build a “World State”

AUGUSTINE’sideal Christian state named “The City of God”

THOMAS MORE’sbook named “Utopia”

In early 5th Century

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AUGUSTINE’s ideal Christian

state in early 5th century

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AURELIUS’sthought to build a “World State”

AUGUSTINE’sideal Christian state named “The City of God”

THOMAS MORE’sbook named “Utopia”

In early 5th Century

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AUGUSTINE’sideal Christian state named “The City of God”

THOMAS MORE’sbook named “Utopia”

Utopian Socialists’ideal thought of reconstruction

In early 16th Century

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THOMAS MORE’s book named “Utopia” in early 16th

century

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AUGUSTINE’sideal Christian state named “The City of God”

THOMAS MORE’sbook named “Utopia”

Utopian Socialists’ideal thought of reconstruction

In early 16th Century

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AUGUSTINE’sideal Christian state named “The City of God”

THOMAS MORE’sbook named “Utopia”

Utopian Socialists’ideal thought of reconstruction

OWEN & BELLAMY’sparticipation in the industrial revolution

During 18th – 19th Century

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Comte de Saint-Simon

Charles Fourier

François-Noël Babeuf

In French Revolutionary period

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AUGUSTINE’sideal Christian state named “The City of God”

THOMAS MORE’sbook named “Utopia”

Utopian Socialists’ideal thought of reconstruction

OWEN & BELLAMY’sparticipation in the industrial revolution

During 18th – 19th Century

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Utopian Socialists’ideal thought of reconstruction

OWEN & BELLAMY’sparticipation in the industrial revolution

MARX’sreconstructed world based on communism

During 18th – 19th Century

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They were part of the industrial revolution, but saw the use of technology not only for the production of wealth, but for improving the lot of humanity throughout the world.

Robert Owen and Edward Bellamy

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Utopian Socialists’ideal thought of reconstruction

OWEN & BELLAMY’sparticipation in the industrial revolution

MARX’sreconstructed world based on communism

During 18th – 19th Century

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OWEN & BELLAMY’sparticipation in the industrial revolution

MARX’sreconstructed world based on communism

RUSSELL’sprinciple of Social Reconstruction

In 19th Century

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Karl MarxKarl Marx, decrying the harm done to

workers by the dehumanization of the industrial system, who pictured a reconstructed world based on international communism.

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OWEN & BELLAMY’sparticipation in the industrial revolution

MARX’sreconstructed world based on communism

RUSSELL’sprinciple of Social Reconstruction

In 19th Century

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MARX’sreconstructed world based on communism

RUSSELL’sprinciple of Social Reconstruction

B.F. SKINNER’sthe use of “behavioral engineering”

In early 20th Century

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After World Wars

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In his Principles of Social Reconstruction, listed steps that might be taken to avoid the holocaust of war.

Bertrand Russell

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MARX’sreconstructed world based on communism

RUSSELL’sprinciple of Social Reconstruction

B.F. SKINNER’sthe use of “behavioral engineering”

In early 20th Century

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RUSSELL’sprinciple of Social Reconstruction

B.F. SKINNER’sthe use of “behavioral engineering”

MANN & DEWEY’sview of education

In 20th Century

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B.F.SkinnerHe advocates the use of

conditioning or “behavioral engineering” in his book

Walden Two.

Traditional

sense

Technology of behavior

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RUSSELL’sprinciple of Social Reconstruction

B.F. SKINNER’sthe use of “behavioral engineering”

MANN & DEWEY’sview of education

In 20th Century

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B.F. SKINNER’sthe use of “behavioral engineering”

MANN & DEWEY’sview of education.

MODERN RECONSTRUCTIONISM

In late 20th Century

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Horace Mann

He is the father of American public

education.

Education = A tool for social reform.

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B.F. SKINNER’sthe use of “behavioral engineering”

MANN & DEWEY’sview of education.

MODERN RECONSTRUCTIONISM

In late 20th Century

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MODERN RECONSTRUCTIONIS

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Modern Reconstructionist

Modern reconstructionism is

basically pragmatic and owes tremendous debt

to Dewey.

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MODERN RECONSTRUCTIONIS

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Thank you for your attention.