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The practicality of theory: An educational solution [PDF]

Queensland Journal of Guidance and Counselling, 1987
While most counselling approaches have an established foundation in psychological theory, few can claim to provide a window through which one can observe and comprehend contemporary society. This essay considers the relevance of one theory, Alfred Adler's Individual Psychology, in terms of its ability to address the challenges and issues being ...
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Educative Leadership: A Practical Theory

Educational Administration Quarterly, 1993
This article reports on a research project (the Educative Leadership Project) which brought together theorists and exemplary practitioners within a critically collaborative research framework to generate a "practical" theory of leadership in educational settings.
Patrick A. Duignan, Reginald J. S. Macpherson   +1 more
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Hegel's educational theory and practice

British Journal of Educational Studies, 1996
Abstract This article examines four related aspects of Hegel's approach to the teaching of philosophy and to the philosophy of the teacher. Specifically, it highlights some of the views Hegel expressed on education in general whilst Rector of the Nuremberg gymnasium; describes his opinions on the place of philosophy within the school curriculum and the
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Theory and practice in science education

2018
LEARNING OBJECTIVES After studying this chapter, you should be able to: • describe a number of learning theories and their relevance to the teaching of science, including – behaviourism – constructivism – Piaget's developmental theory – cognitive load theory – structure of observed learning outcomes (SOLO) taxonomy – Bloom's
Whannell, Robert, Yeigh, Tony
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Theory and Practice in Aesthetic Education

Studies in Art Education, 1987
It is a truism of educational theory that the higher the abstraction level of the task, the more difficult it is to learn and teach. The history of education abounds in advice to teachers about the need to lower this abstraction level, especially for those of low chronological or mental age.
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Multicultural Education: Theory into Practice

Kappa Delta Pi Record, 1983
(1983). Multicultural Education: Theory into Practice. Kappa Delta Pi Record: Vol. 19, No. 4, pp. 105-108.
Rita J. Martin, Don M. Beach
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The Theory and Practice of Virtue Education

2018
The Theory and Practice of Virtue Education offers the reader a comprehensive and authoritative account of both the theoretical and practical complexities of cultivating virtue in education and beyond. The book moves beyond the usual philosophical literature that merely discusses virtue in the abstract, and offers scholarly, research-informed ...
David Walker, Tom Harrison
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Music Education in Theory and Practice

Journal of Aesthetic Education, 1993
Part 1 Conceptions of music education: introduction music education in schools trends and issues some conclusions. Part 2 Musical experience and understanding: introduction language, meaning and emotion music as knowledge musical intelligence and creativity music in society some implications.
Jo Ellen Jacobs, Charles Plummeridge
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On Critical Theory and Educational Practice

1986
The image, style, and substance of educational research are currently undergoing reevaluation. This is not to say that the dominant form of educational research of well over the past quarter century—a form that Habermas calls “empirical/analytic” or “positivism”—has been without its critics.
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Education and Television: Theory and Practice

1979
Television and school are in many people’s minds opposed: watching television is something you choose to do in your leisure time, whereas school is often associated, at best, with work and obligatory attendance. But these institutions together occupy a significant part of our time, which they fill with meanings, directing us into a particular way of ...
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