George S. Counts
1889-1974
Social
Reconstructionism
Counts said that schools are driven by the forces that transform the rest
of the social order rather than the school directing the change. Schools
can not be reformed without effort, struggle and sacrifice. Counts
believed that education should strive to promote the fullest and most \
thorough understanding of the world. He also believed that facts
should not be suppressed or distorted. One of his quotes said, “All
education contains a large element of imposition, a case which is inevitable
and in the existence and evolution of society, educators have a major
professional obligation.”
http://www.selu.edu/Academics/Faculty/nadams/educ692/Counts.html
http://www.applestar.org/capella/Educational%20Philosophers.pdf
http://www.applestar.org/capella/Educational%20Philosophers.pdf
I agree to Counts's words, because since education is a "societal must" facts about history and about life should not be distorted to its learner so that individuals would really learn what life and reality is.
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