Biesta and Fenstermacher both had opposing viewpoints in
many respects. Fenstermacher was simple in his explanations about various
teaching styles and Biesta was critical of what teaching has become. The
outside source that were read during this semester still were not nearly as
helpful as the book sources. I read the online article but had a harder time
concentrating during them. Some of them like the constructivism in math was
more difficult to read and I kept zoning out during it. The article on critical
race theory was interesting but was not as beneficial as the video that we
watched with it. The articles also did not make me think as much as Biesta and
Fenstermacher did. Part of the problem I think is that it is easier to focus on
reading when an actual book is in my hands as opposed to reading on a glowing
screen. Either way I did not find the online articles as beneficial although I
did enjoy getting them for assignments instead of Biesta who gave me a
headache, but at least I was still more mentally involved usually criticizing
Biesta on his antiquated negatative viewpoints, my philosophy of education was
greatly influenced by Biesta as a negative reaction to his views and opinions.
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