State the lessons that Namibian education system has learned from the four modern philosophies of education?

1. Perennialism: The Namibian education system has learned the importance of focusing on timeless truths and universal principles in education. This philosophy emphasizes the importance of teaching students core subjects and developing critical thinking skills.

2. Essentialism: Namibian education has learned the value of providing students with a strong foundation in basic skills and knowledge. This philosophy emphasizes the importance of a rigorous curriculum and high academic standards.

3. Progressivism: The Namibian education system has learned the importance of student-centered learning and hands-on experiences. This philosophy emphasizes the importance of active learning, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills.

4. Reconstructionism: Namibian education has learned the importance of addressing social issues and promoting social change through education. This philosophy emphasizes the importance of teaching students about social justice, democracy, and global citizenship.