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Johnson, Tony Wayne was born on January 2, 1948 in North Wilkesboro, North Carolina, United States. Son of William Riley and Clara (Love) Johnson.
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The introduction to the fourth edition of Philosophical Documents in Education asks the simple question, what does it mean to be educated? That simple but profound inquiry is answered throughout the anthology’s 16 chapters by both classical and contemporary educators, progressives, and philosophers. Driven by the idea that students can better understand and practice their profession by reading, contemplating, and discussing philosophical and historical literature, this collection of primary sources exposes readers to a wealth of ideas regarding teaching, learning, schooling, and instruction — from ancient texts to modern selections.
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Philosophical Documents in Education, 3/e masterfully argues that students can better understand and practice their profession by reading, contemplating, and discussing the great philosophic tradition in education. An edited anthology of 18 primary source materials in educational philosophy, this book provides a wide range of both historical and contemporary viewpoints. Works by philosophers of numerous perspectives–-including Catharine Macaulay, Hannah Arendt, Cornel West, Maxine Greene, Paulo Freire, Kieran Egan, Jane Roland Martin, and Parker J. Palmer–-expose readers to philosophical views from diverse populations and convictions. With fresh perspectives, a comprehensive and contextualizing introduction, and updated pedagogy including revised timelines and new chapter questions, this revered resource is more vital than ever for today's teachers.
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This interpretive history and critique of educational philosophy offers a reexamination and reconstruction of John Dewey's vision. "Tony Johnson's book contains an explosive thesis: that philosophers of education make assumptions about knowing, learning, and the value of professionalism that are self-defeating and educationally destructive. In delineating these ironies, Johnson deepens the critique of the professionalized, departmentalized university. I commend this book to your close attention." -- From the Preface by Bruce Wilshire, author of The Moral Collapse of the University Discipleship or Pilgrimage? is an interpretive history of the field of educational philosophy--what it's been, where it is now, and what it ought to be. Implicit in Johnson's analysis is the belief that educational philosophy will not survive much longer. For educational philosophers to become significant players in the reconstruction of our educational system, they must focus on the classroom, both as instructors in the university classroom and as members of teams preparing prospective teachers. By focusing on the educational philosopher as pilgrim--as an educator engaged in an unending quest for meaning--the author suggests that it is not too late to reconstruct the field. "In my judgment, the author delivers a scathing, yet well intended indictment of what the field of philosophy of education has become. At the end he offers us a vision of how the field might repair itself. His ideas are both accurate and insightful."-- Philip L. Smith, The Ohio State University School of Education
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Philosophical Documents in Education, 2/e, masterfully argues that students can better understand and practice their profession by reading, contemplating, and discussing the great philosophic tradition in education. An edited anthology of 18 primary source materials in educational philosophy, this text provides a wide range of both historical and contemporary viewpoints.
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Johnson, Tony Wayne was born on January 2, 1948 in North Wilkesboro, North Carolina, United States. Son of William Riley and Clara (Love) Johnson.
Bachelor in History, Western Carolina U., 1970; Master of Arts in Socisl Science Education, George Peabody College, 1975; Doctor of Philosophy in Ednl. Policy, George Peabody College, 1978.
Teacher history, coach, Swain County High School, Bayshore City, North Carolina, 1972-1973; teacher language arts, social studies, Ranson Junior High School, Charlotte, North Carolina, 1973-1974; assistant professor education, George Peabody College Teachers, Nashville, 1978-1979; assistant professor education, University Texas, San Antonio, 1979-1985; associate professor, University Texas, San Antonio, 1985-1992; director teachers education, U. North Carolina, Greensboro, since 1992.
( The introduction to the fourth edition of Philosophical...)
(Philosophical Documents in Education, 2/e, masterfully ar...)
(Philosophical Documents in Education, 3/e masterfully arg...)
("Philosophical Documents in Education, masterfully argues...)
(This interpretive history and critique of educational phi...)
Member Souhtwest Philosophy Education Society (president 1990-1991), Society Professionals Education (president elect 1992-1994).
Married Frances Hurley, December 20, 1952.