Our perspective in this chapter is that of teacher–student.
We find value in the study of philosophy, which has helped us
to understand issues in education better. Our purpose in this
chapter is to convey to the reader the importance of philosophy
for research into education. We discuss and analyze, in
a philosophical way, philosophy, education, and research. We
do this by situating our discussion of philosophy, inquiry, and
education within a general discussion of educational research.
We then examine education as a moral undertaking, and that
inquiry is foundational (theoretical), diverse, and critical. We
argue that the study of philosophy/philosophy of education will
provide a framework needed for inquiry into schooling that is
foundational (theoretical), diverse, and critical. We briefly look
at the notion of theory and the importance of having or taking a
theoretical (foundational) perspective. Modes of philosophical
inquiry are discussed throughout the chapter.
Our perspective in this chapter is that of teacher–student.We find value in the study of philosophy, which has helped usto understand issues in education better. Our purpose in thischapter is to convey to the reader the importance of philosophyfor research into education. We discuss and analyze, ina philosophical way, philosophy, education, and research. Wedo this by situating our discussion of philosophy, inquiry, andeducation within a general discussion of educational research.We then examine education as a moral undertaking, and thatinquiry is foundational (theoretical), diverse, and critical. Weargue that the study of philosophy/philosophy of education willprovide a framework needed for inquiry into schooling that isfoundational (theoretical), diverse, and critical. We briefly lookat the notion of theory and the importance of having or taking atheoretical (foundational) perspective. Modes of philosophicalinquiry are discussed throughout the chapter.
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