My Philosophy of Education Podcast

I was exposed to critical and radical philosophy of education in my discipleship classes at Love Gospel Assembly. I was taught that discipleship is a life-long commitment to the study of the Bible and that a critical assessment of the values and morals must be undertaken. The main focus was on the “doing of the Word” and not hearing only. In order words, believe in the Word of God must lead to action and involvement in the affairs of men by sharing your beliefs in the hope of a better society and world in general.

Wilson and Hayes (2000b) make the case that professional practice in adult education is more than an acquired repertoire of instrumental problem solutions, the focus of traditional scientific knowledge construction and professional training…. Informed professional action also depends significantly on how practitioners rely upon their assumptions, values, and expressions to “see” and thus shape their daily work. (p.17)

The podcast link below will describe my philosophy of education.

My Philosophy of Education Podcast
http://multiculturalismeducation.mypodcast.com/

Reference:

Reference:
Wilson, A., Hayes, E., & American Association for Adult and Continuing Education, W. (2000). Handbook of Adult and Continuing Education. New Edition. Retrieved September 25, 2009, from http://search.ebscohost.com.avoserv.library.fordham.ed