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The Pedagogical Work of Emile Durkheim

American Journal of Sociology, 1923
I. Durkheim's approach to education was from the standpoint of sociology, as indicated by his motto, "Education is the socialization of the younger generation." II. He treated the science of education as investigation of what is in actual social procedure; to be distinguished from "the science of education" is, on the one hand, pedagogy, viz., "the ...
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GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF PEDAGOGICAL EXPERIMENTAL WORK

2021
Conducted experimental work on improving the teaching of students on the basis of mutual integration of engineering graphics and design disciplines in the field of fine arts and engineering graphics of AUL, FarSU, GULSU, Nukus State Pedago gical Institute. A total of 247 students from 8 groups participated in various stages of the experiment.
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Works of Art as a Pedagogical Tool: An Alternative Approach to Education

Creative Nursing, 2011
Contemporary authors on nursing issues discuss the importance of expanding knowledge at all levels of nursing education to empower future nurses to respond in caring situations for the benefit of their patients. This article reviews several studies in which paintings, complemented by a pedagogical structure, allowed students to observe situations ...
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The Work of the USSR Academy of Pedagogical Sciences

Soviet Education, 1969
In the period covered by this report, the activity of the USSR Academy of Pedagogical Sciences has been governed by the objective of implementing the Party Program and the Directives of the 23rd Party Congress on science and education; its goal has been to carry into practice the decisions of the Party Central Committee and the Soviet government on ...
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Ethics and Politics in Pedagogic Work

2017
This chapter discusses the notions of event, encounter, relevance and obligation in relation to the practice of pedagogic work. It draws upon the ideas of Alfred North Whitehead discussed in Chap. 5 and the notions of relevance and obligation as discussed by Martin Savransky in order to consider the complex ethical territories of pedagogical work ...
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Pedagogical Approaches for Multidisciplinary Work

From the earliest stages of education, one of the main objectives of teachers is that their students learn new knowledge. However, in this learning process, the aim is for pupils not to be mere recipients of knowledge from different disciplines, but to be active agents in their learning.
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How pedagogical agents communicate with students: A two-phase systematic review

Computers and Education, 2022
Anu Sivunen, Chiara Valentini, Pieta Sikstrom   +2 more
exaly  

Pedagogic Work: An Ethics of Building a Life

2017
This chapter considers how we might construct an ethics of pedagogy as a situated ethics for the task of building a life. Considerations are made for an ecology of practice relating to the different rhythms and intensities of each learner’s territory of learning. The importance of relevance and obligation in pedagogic work are discussed.
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Pedagogical Design of K-12 Artificial Intelligence Education: A Systematic Review

Sustainability, 2022
Morris Siu-Yung Jong, Yun Dai, Jong Morris Siu-Yung   +2 more
exaly  

What constitutes teachers’ general pedagogical knowledge and how it can be assessed: A literature review

Teachers and Teaching: Theory and Practice, 2022
Ali Leijen, Margus Pedaste, Liina Malva   +2 more
exaly