The Implications of Idealism as an Educational Philosophy in Jordanians' Elementary Curriculum Stage as Perceived by Teachers
Keywords:
Idealism, Educational implications, Elementary curriculum, Elementary teachers, Jordan.Abstract
The purpose of this study is to identify the educational philosophical implications of idealism as an educational theory throughout the Jordanian public schools from elementary teachers' perspectives. The study sample consisted of (104) elementary teachers randomly selected from Irbid District schools of whom (47) males, and (57) females. The researchers used a questionnaire consisted of 32 statements as a quantitative method to collect data due to its appropriateness for this study. The study findings showed that the Jordanian elementary teachers rated negatively the implemention of the idealistic educational views at schools with a mean of (2.13). The content domain occupied the first rank with a mean of (2.3), while the teachers' domain ranked last with a mean of (1.9).
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