Critics of the Current Educational Philosophy of Schools Assert That

question 72

Multiple Choice

Critics of the current educational philosophy of schools assert that __________.

• A) the present system focuses too much on nurturing the natural curiosity of children
• B) schools reflect society's competitive and repressive nature
• C) schools produce people who need to please only themselves
• D) there is not enough ability tracking to truly make a positive difference

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Definitions:

Manifest Function

In sociology, the intended and recognized consequences of a social process or institution.

Transmit Skills

Refers to the act of transferring or imparting knowledge, abilities, or techniques from one individual or group to another, often through education or training.

Individual Identity

The sense of self that is unique to each person, shaped by personal choices, experiences, and social interactions.

George Herbert Mead

An influential American sociologist and philosopher known for developing the theory of symbolic interactionism, focusing on the development of the self and social interaction.