What are the influences of Psychology Philosophy and Sociology on the Education Curriculum and how do each of them affect the Education system?

Answer 1

Current daily trends allow for the past philosophy, Psychology and sociology of hunamkind to be looked at at a different way. Because of past information, this can then be discussed with new data and an answer often extrapolated. However, any answer needs to have a justifiable answer, and in the form of philosophical debate there is no true answer! Anything that can be scientifically proven (ie through mathematics, physics, or chemistry) are covered in other areas, so these 3 topics allow for a more open debate based on different peoples views. Research needs to be started from historical point of views (ie Jung's views, or others) and then these ideas put in the light of what is happening today. The effect on the current educational systems is that students are more exposed to other peoples points of views and able to make up their own minds about how they feel these idea's fit in today's society. By allowing students to methodise their understanding and make justifiable answers it increases their imagination and ability to see what is happening in society today.

Answer 2

Psychology influences education by providing insights into how students learn and develop, leading to teaching strategies that cater to different learning styles. Philosophy shapes education by guiding the curriculum's values and goals, such as critical thinking and ethics. Sociology influences education by examining how societal factors like culture and social class impact students' academic performance and opportunities. Together, these disciplines contribute to creating a well-rounded education system that considers both individual differences and societal contexts.