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Johann Pestalozzi Kacey Carlson and Abbie Zuzek
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Brief Life History Born and raised in Zurich, Switzerland in 1746 Attended school at University of Zurich First studied politics, then turned to education What started it all? Jean- Jacques Rousseau’s ideas on the education of children
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Pestalozzi’s Mission “Emphasizes the importance of providing a loving family type environment in which the child can grow and flourish naturally, becoming a whole person balancing their intellectual, physical, and technical ability, with emotional, moral, ethical, and religious growth” (New World Encyclopedia)
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Goals of Education Focus on the child as a human being Development of the individual Improvement of society
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Method of Education Knowledge already lies within the student; the teacher has to find it and bring it to the surface
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Discipline in the Classroom Developed the idea of the family method – What does this mean? Loving atmosphere People are cooperative Christian family values/morals instilled within the students Abolished flogging
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Pestalozzi’s 6 Principles of Schooling 1.Personality is sacred 2.Each child has the promise of potential within him 3.Love the students as a family 4.Direct concrete obeservation aka “object lessons” 5.Perception must be perfected by appropriate actions 6.Action leads to an emphasis on repetition
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Object Learning Activity
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Object Learning What is object learning? – Exercises in learning form, number, and language So you traced for learning form, you numbered for numbering, and you named it for language Make your hand into a picture
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Object Learning What’s up with the picture? – Progressed from the simple lessons of learning form, number, and language to more advanced lessons in: Drawing Writing Math Reading
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Wrap-up Unfortunately, as good of an idea that these schools were, disputes arouse amongst the teachers This lead to the schools eventually failing and closing
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