Romanticism_Or_Perennialism

Romanticism Or Perennialism Young minds are moldable, ever questioning and forever wondering. They need a certain form of education to help them do so. Romanticism allow for students to excel in are that are their strengths, while Perennialism allows for only their weaknesses to be shown and highlighted, with now personal growth in other activities which may not be academic.. Growing up and learning is about asking question and receiving the answers that one needs in order to expand their mind, not about testing them to not end. Students from kindergarten all the way to the college would benefit from a form of Romanticism being utilized in the classroom. In contrast, students that are in a perennialistic setting will only be tested to their mental limits, which will not help motivate them in their educational endeavors. Romanticism has been noted to be highly influential in the areas of early childhood and elementary education. When a young mind finds something that interests them, they will often ask as many questions as they can until they are able to study the topic on their own. (Ryan 278) We need to turn on the miracle of a child’s wonder that we encounter every day, and students, romanticism, young, ryan, way, testing, minds, child’s, best, allow, about, year, teachers, student, standardized, question, own, needs, need, modern, mind, learn, help, future, form, educators, education, drive, day, child, being, ask, answer, academic, 279, world