PREPARED BY: GROUP 1

ALDRIN ABANTO, DIANE CABAN, LESTER CANTURIAS,

LIEZEL MALEJANA, JOANE NICOLE RIVERO
MARIAN GALLEGO, MARIA JANE MURILLA, ANALHIE SALIBAY
 This is an educational doctrine that
certain traditional concepts, ideals and
skills are essential to society and
should be taught methodically to all
students regardless of individual
abilities, interest and needs.
 Essentialists believe that there is a
common core of knowledge that needs to
be transmitted to students in a systematic,
disciplined way. The emphasis in this
conservative perspective is on intellectual
and moral standards that schools should
teach.
The core of the curriculum
is essential knowledge and
skills and academic rigor.
Refers to what is absolutely
necessary or extremely
important.
• To equip individual with
the fundamental,
essential and universal
knowledge, skills and
attitudes that would
enable him to adjust well
to his environment.
• To hopefully transmit the
traditional moral values
and intellectual
knowledge that students
need to become model
citizens.
LECTURE RECITATION

SOCRATIC
DISCUSSION
DIALOGUE
 COMPUTER
BEHAVIORAL ASSISTED
OBJECTIVES INSTRUCTION

AUDIO/TUTO
MORAL
RIAL
LABORATORY LITERACY
PHILOSOPHICAL TEACHING
DESCRIPTION OBJECTIVE EXAMPLES
VALUE METHODOLOGIES
This is an educational To equip individual Lecture Natural science
ESSENTIALISM •
doctrine that certain
•
with the fundamental,
•
• Recitation
•
• History and geography
traditional concepts, essential and universal • Discussion • Literature
ideals and skills are knowledge, skills and • Socratic dialogue • Reading and writing
essential to society attitudes that would • Behavioral objectives • Computing
and should be taught enable him to adjust • Computer-assisted instruction • Foreign language
methodically to all well to his • Audio/tutorial laboratory • Social studies
students regardless of environment. • Moral literacy • Government
individual abilities, • “Back to basics”
interest and needs. • To hopefully transmit
the traditional moral
• Refers to what is values and intellectual
absolutely necessary knowledge that
or extremely students need to
important. become model
• Essentialists believe citizens.
that there is a common
core of knowledge that
needs to be
transmitted to
students in a
systematic, disciplined
way. The emphasis in
this conservative
perspective is on
intellectual and moral
standards that schools
should teach.
• The core of the
curriculum is essential
knowledge and skills
and academic rigor.