Good morning, friends. I'm Cindy Zahwa Salsabila Wiyono (NIM. 2411011006) and i want to ask a some questions. 1. In your opinion, has the current curriculum (Independent Curriculum) implemented the values of educational philosophy? 2. How to deal with excessive focus on academic results? What change that need to done for overcome that problem?
Good Morning everyone! Allow me, Ni Luh Putu Anindya Permatasari (NIM. 2411011003) to ask some questions. 1. Of the challenges mentioned, which ones significantly hinder philosophy education? 2. On developing critical thingking, the group mention abot streghthening critical thingking and anything else. so, what can be done to be able to think critically? that's all of my questions, Thank you❤
Name: Cindy Zahwa Salsabila Wiyono NIM: 2411011006 Hi, Anindya. I would like to answer your second question! In critical thinking, we must use our brain. We must have a high sense of curiosity, empathy and often pay attention to the surroundings. In my opinion, there are several things that we can do to hone our critical thinking skills. Some of them are making a review of a book or film that we have just watched. For students, can join debate or discussion club, and practice writing, both on social media and published. Can also be done by joining activities that involve solving problem, such as organization at school, campus, or work. The other things that we can do is read lots of book, fiction or non-fiction. You can also ask a lot of questions, because asking questions will help us get valid and accurate answers. We should often discuss with other people. So that we can understand that person's point of view. Plus, it gave us broader insight. Also during the discussion, we have to listen carefully because this can help us better understand the context of the disscussion. Hope it helps 🤍
Name: Ni Kadek Yulanda Kusuma Wardhani NIM: 2411011001 Thank you for your question Anin, let me as a member of group to answer your question. 1. Among the challenges mentioned, an excessive focus on academic results is the main obstacle to philosophy education. When the education system prioritizes exam scores and formal achievements, it limits opportunities to develop critical thinking, reflection, and a deep understanding of concepts that are essential in philosophy. The study of philosophy requires space for independent and critical thinking, which is often suppressed by the demands for high academic achievement. 2. In my opinion, there are two methods I use to train myself in critical thinking. First, we need to have a broad perspective and be willing to consider other viewpoints when solving a problem. This helps us think more openly about issues and their solutions. Second, we should break down problems and be willing to seek solutions, which encourages us to think more broadly. Thank you, I hope this helps!
Good morning, friends. I'm Cindy Zahwa Salsabila Wiyono (NIM. 2411011006) and i want to ask a some questions.
1. In your opinion, has the current curriculum (Independent Curriculum) implemented the values of educational philosophy?
2. How to deal with excessive focus on academic results? What change that need to done for overcome that problem?
Good Morning everyone! Allow me, Ni Luh Putu Anindya Permatasari (NIM. 2411011003) to ask some questions.
1. Of the challenges mentioned, which ones significantly hinder philosophy education?
2. On developing critical thingking, the group mention abot streghthening critical thingking and anything else. so, what can be done to be able to think critically?
that's all of my questions, Thank you❤
Name: Cindy Zahwa Salsabila Wiyono
NIM: 2411011006
Hi, Anindya. I would like to answer your second question!
In critical thinking, we must use our brain. We must have a high sense of curiosity, empathy and often pay attention to the surroundings. In my opinion, there are several things that we can do to hone our critical thinking skills. Some of them are making a review of a book or film that we have just watched. For students, can join debate or discussion club, and practice writing, both on social media and published. Can also be done by joining activities that involve solving problem, such as organization at school, campus, or work.
The other things that we can do is read lots of book, fiction or non-fiction. You can also ask a lot of questions, because asking questions will help us get valid and accurate answers. We should often discuss with other people. So that we can understand that person's point of view. Plus, it gave us broader insight. Also during the discussion, we have to listen carefully because this can help us better understand the context of the disscussion.
Hope it helps 🤍
Name: Ni Kadek Yulanda Kusuma Wardhani
NIM: 2411011001
Thank you for your question Anin, let me as a member of group to answer your question.
1. Among the challenges mentioned, an excessive focus on academic results is the main obstacle to philosophy education. When the education system prioritizes exam scores and formal achievements, it limits opportunities to develop critical thinking, reflection, and a deep understanding of concepts that are essential in philosophy. The study of philosophy requires space for independent and critical thinking, which is often suppressed by the demands for high academic achievement.
2. In my opinion, there are two methods I use to train myself in critical thinking. First, we need to have a broad perspective and be willing to consider other viewpoints when solving a problem. This helps us think more openly about issues and their solutions. Second, we should break down problems and be willing to seek solutions, which encourages us to think more broadly.
Thank you, I hope this helps!