Educational philosophy and epistemology
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Educational philosophy, Epistemology, GlobalizationAbstract
This document examines the relationship between cutting-edge pedagogies, educational philosophy, and its effects on the current educational landscape. This context is characterized by epistemological paradigm changes caused by globalization and the development of information and communication technologies (ICT). In order to fully achieve the educational objectives, the fundamental principles of educational philosophy, as a general theory of education, must be established. However, in a world that is constantly changing due to globalization and technological advancement, it is important to examine how well innovative pedagogies can work with educational philosophy to address current system challenges. Innovative pedagogies and educational philosophy seek to develop inclusive and adaptive approaches that allow access to education for a greater number of people, overcoming geographical, economic or other barriers. In a globalized world where education is seen as a determining factor for both individual and collective development, this is particularly pertinent. Finally, the article emphasizes how critical it is to raise educational standards in this dynamic environment. Addressing contemporary challenges and ensuring that teaching and learning processes are efficient, relevant and up-to-date is possible thanks to the combination of innovative pedagogies and educational philosophy.
Keywords: Educational philosophy, Epistemology, Globalization.
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