Education Traditions

As part of a class assignment at the University of Colorado at Boulder, this blog is designed to achieve four goals: 1. Provide an objective discussion of each education tradition (Humanist, Developmental/Progressive, Social Efficiency, and Social Meliorist/Critical Pedagogy) 2. Serve as a platform for my personal analysis of each tradition. 3. Provide an avenue to connect current issues in education to the traditions. 4. Be a center for supplementary material about the traditions.

Order of Posts

Please use the blog archive to access posts in chronological order. The main page is updated with the most recent posts appearing first, and this is opposite of the order in which the blog should be read.

Welcome: Blog Layout

Welcome to the Education Traditions blog. All substantive material about the four traditions can be found in the center of the main page and will be located in the blog archive on the left-hand side of the webpage. Also, be aware of the other features on the left-hand side of the webpage. There are links to current and pertinent news articles as well as links to Wikipedia pages with supplementary information about the theories and theorists. The blog is updated with the newest post showing first. To read in chronological order, use the blog archive.
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