ITEMS
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AL-GHAZALI
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IBN KHOLDUN
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FAZLUR RAHMAN
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MUH. IQBAL
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KNOWLEDGE
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Ä That which came from the prophet
Ä All knowledge obtained
use intellect experimentation or hearing
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He foresees
science & education inseparable part of prosperity
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Knowledge of nature, history,
& human
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Ä The concept of individual
Ä Individual growth
Ä Physical & spiritual balance
Ä Individual creative
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TEACHER
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Ä
Clever &
perfect intellect
Ä
Moral &
physical strength
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The teacher should know &
absorption ability of learners
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Professional, quality,
creative
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To raise awareness regarding
of learners
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STUDENT
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Ä Learners is one component of education
Ä Have established the potential to be developed
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Ä Learners as
object as well as subject in education
Ä Learners occupying the subject at the same object in
education
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Learners is the object of
education, but not because he’s became the object is not given the freedom to
express & develop their creativity
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Learners are children who are
growing & developing, both physically & psychologically to achieve
education goals through education
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EDUCATION
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The first pupils in
civilization is that pupil should clean his soul from deplorable morals
before learning
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Science education is not an
activity that is solely the sheer thought & contemplation in life, but
not other science & education is a social symptom characteristics the
type of human
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Not only cupphies &
equipment of physical teaching of the books that thought or eternal
educational structures, but rather as intellectualism Islam, because for him,
this is the essence of Islamic higher education
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Education is should be
dynamic, creative, direct to foster & provide opportunities of motion to
the creative spirit that resides in man as well as the meanings
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PUNISHMENT
&
REWARDS
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Ä Punishment is an act consciously & deliberately
dropped misery on others with the aim to improve or protect themselves
Ä Rewards such of: respect, prize, praise of the crowd
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He refused all together harsh
punishment & violence against learners, especially authoritarian attitude
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Friday, June 20, 2014
4 Educational Philosophy
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