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On the Balance of the Content of Education
Educational Research, 1976Summary The old curriculum (centred on the hard disciplines) has lost much of its appeal, but the ‘new curriculum’ (centred on the soft inter‐disciplines) does not seem to be working particularly well. Education is therefore in a sort of crisis. To what could we turn as a basis for a new approach?
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The Content of Teacher Education
Journal of Teacher Education, 1960Are charges that secondary teacher education programs are heavily weighted by courses in education justified? Is subject-matter specialization lacking? This report of a study made at the University of Oregon sheds some light on these important questions.
Marshall D. Wattles, Henry Osibov
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The Content of Religious Education
The Journal of Religion, 1925This article points out certain fundamentals in the task of religious education in the distinctively Christian sense, as this discipline has been perfected. (1) The development of religious experience as seen to be different from the acquiring of theological knowledge.
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2020
Radiology is among the fastest developing medical branches. Due to the rapid technological progress, today we use digital radiological methods supplemented by programs that enable dynamic, functional, and metabolic imaging and 3D view. Both radiologists and other medical doctors in Croatia are still quite unacquainted with dental radiology.
Krolo, Ivan +4 more
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Radiology is among the fastest developing medical branches. Due to the rapid technological progress, today we use digital radiological methods supplemented by programs that enable dynamic, functional, and metabolic imaging and 3D view. Both radiologists and other medical doctors in Croatia are still quite unacquainted with dental radiology.
Krolo, Ivan +4 more
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Process and Content in Education
Journal of Educational Thought / Revue de la Pensée Educative, 2018Journal of Educational Thought / Revue de la Pensée Educative, Vol 43 No 3 (2009)
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Educational games in nursing education: A bibliometric and content analysis
Nurse Education in PracticeTo conduct a bibliometric and content analysis of publications on educational games in the field of nursing education.Educational games are an innovative active teaching method. Its use in nursing education has advantages; it has the potential to support students' active participation in the educational process.Bibliometric and content analysis.The ...
Gungor, Duygu Ceren +3 more
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