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The educational system as a system
International Journal of Production Research, 1972Superficially the education system has many of the key elements of a manufacturing organization : a product, tolerance limits for the product, methods for assessing product deviation, and a feedback system for making compensatory adjustments. These elements are : educated youth, educational goals or objectives, performance tests, and a reporting system.
D. Landis, E. J. Anastasio, R. M. Slivka
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2016
In Luhmann’s theory, the understanding of education firstly requires the analysis of the relationship between social systems and psychic systems. Education addresses individual psychic systems as persons by dealing with (1) the relevance of personal contingent actions, (2) the need to assume personal memory, (3) the need to demand and offer personal ...
Giancarlo Corsi, Claudio Baraldi
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In Luhmann’s theory, the understanding of education firstly requires the analysis of the relationship between social systems and psychic systems. Education addresses individual psychic systems as persons by dealing with (1) the relevance of personal contingent actions, (2) the need to assume personal memory, (3) the need to demand and offer personal ...
Giancarlo Corsi, Claudio Baraldi
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Systems Research, 1995
AbstractThe key issue addressed by Kenneth Boulding in this paper is ‘How do we create a learning society, in which there is widespread love of learning, in which large numbers of people continue the learning process long after formal education in over for them, in which they raise questions and use encyclopedias, read books, form discussion groups ...
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AbstractThe key issue addressed by Kenneth Boulding in this paper is ‘How do we create a learning society, in which there is widespread love of learning, in which large numbers of people continue the learning process long after formal education in over for them, in which they raise questions and use encyclopedias, read books, form discussion groups ...
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Disability and the Education System
The Future of Children, 2012Education is important for all children, but even more so for children with disabilities, whose social and economic opportunities may be limited. In this article, Laudan Aron and Pamela Loprest assess how well the nation's education system is serving students with disabilities. Aron and Loprest trace the evolution of the special education system in the
Pamela Loprest, Laudan Aron
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Intrapreneurship education in the dual education system
International Journal of Entrepreneurial Venturing, 2016Intrapreneurship as a form of entrepreneurial behaviour has the potential to create substantial value for an enterprise. Intrapreneurs, as opposed to entrepreneurs, are usually active on a lower hierarchical level and confronted with the internal, rather than the external environment of an enterprise when engaging in entrepreneurial activities. Usually,
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Journal of Jewish Education, 2001
The purpose of this article is to offer a new planning perspective for the Jewish community based on a review of the nature of Central Agency activities within the larger Jewish communal context. The modified planning paradigm it suggests is intended to generate discussion and obviate unnecessary tensions.
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The purpose of this article is to offer a new planning perspective for the Jewish community based on a review of the nature of Central Agency activities within the larger Jewish communal context. The modified planning paradigm it suggests is intended to generate discussion and obviate unnecessary tensions.
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2014
This chapter provides an overview of three main provincial schools in Joseon period: the seodang , the hyanggyo , and the seowon . It examines their organization and curriculum, and discusses how private schools gradually came to play a larger role in education than state schools. In contrast to hyanggyo and seowon , the types of seodang varied
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This chapter provides an overview of three main provincial schools in Joseon period: the seodang , the hyanggyo , and the seowon . It examines their organization and curriculum, and discusses how private schools gradually came to play a larger role in education than state schools. In contrast to hyanggyo and seowon , the types of seodang varied
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Biomedical Education as a System
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1971Within the medical specialties compartmentalized in named departments, there are "core areas" which need to be taught and within which experience by practice is necessary for adequate mastery, no matter whether the product mounts the academic ladder or contentedly exists as a dispenser of services in city or county, singly or in groups.
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Educational Research and Educational Systems
1986This book is about research — not all kinds of research, but research designed to be immediately useful to those who are responsible for educational systems, either in the role of policy setting or in administration and management. Cronbach and Suppes (1969) divided up the world of research into conclusion-oriented and decision-oriented inquiry.
William E. Bickel, William W. Cooley
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Contemporary Education and Education Systems
2019In this chapter, the prevailing trends in state education systems will be discussed. It will be argued that the neoliberal turn in education has emphasised choice (for parents and students) that encourages a consumerist view of state education. Competition between educational institutions (within given jurisdictions) and between national education ...
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