Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Education, pedagogy and its
perspective
- Preceding theoretical perspectives on education
- This site describes four positive functions that education performs
- Creating social solidarity
- School is a society in miniature.’ preparing us for life in wider society.
- Teaching skills necessary for work
- An advanced industrial economy required a massive and complex Division of Labour.
- Teaching core values
- Education acts as the ‘focal socializing agency’ in modern society.”
- A school is a micro-society
- Role Allocation and meritocracy.
- The most appropriate job
- For their talents using examinations and qualifications.
- This is known as meritocracy
- Contemporary theoretical perspectives on education
- Lumen Website plays an integral role in individuals´
- Functionalist
- Education equips people
- Functional roles in society.
- The Conflict
- Class discriminations inside a social group
- The Feminist
- A sexism point of view of education
- Two types of functions
- The Manifest
- Based on the socialization aspect
- The first level of education (initial)
- The Latent
- Associated with Modern social professional networks
- Prospective competitive roles
- Perspectives on pedagogy
- Pedagogy is the art (and science) of teaching.
- Pedagogy is the ability to transmit any instructional content
- Teaching by instructors
- Using techniques, procedures, and class activities.
- Reflections on pedagogy
- The rights of the child and the need for quality early childhood education.
- Children will learn in an effective way,
- Children’s rights necessitate high-quality pedagogy.
- Effectiveness, quality, needs, respect, and reflect.
- A good Curriculum
- The teaching – learning process.
- Roles and functions of teachers in teaching
- Teachers in education extend past the responsibility of passing along
- instructors have different roles to carry out while in the classroom.
- To work out children´s conflicts in the classroom
- Teaching a variety of facts and skills to students.
- Transmit information to students.
- intend to encourage a child´s social development.
- Teachers may fulfill not only academic but also domestic-family roles.
- Roles and functions of students in learning
- Students have different roles to accomplish while learning.
- Serrano (1995)
- In the Oral approach, students practice the non-native sound system until they master it.
- In the Communicative Approach
- Express their ideas and feeling on a freeway by using a foreign language.
- In the Scientific Approach
- Imitating and memorizing.
- In the Grammar
- Learners are passive and receptive elements.
- In the Direct Method
- Repeat whatever the teacher says
- In the Audio-Lingual method
- Scholars repeat, mimic, and memorize what the teacher says in class.
- In the Silent Way Method
- They are conscious of what they are learning.
- In the Suggestopedia Method
- Develop self-confidence for learning
- Total Physical Response method
- Scholars learn to be good imitators,
- To communicate in a foreign language in form of commands.
- Relationships of the didactics with the learning processes.
- Four relationships between Didactics and the Learning process.
- General Didactics and Subject didactics
- importance of didactics and investigation in the teaching-learning process.
- Didactic triangle
- A relation-triangle among the teaching content, and the teacher-student pedagogical relation
- Didactic relation
- The core of subject didactics.
- Teacher´s didactics
- the instructor´s own way of teaching.
- Didactics
- Determination of teaching-Learning strategies
- The student is able to construct his/her fundamental thinking-learning.
- The strategy is such a complex system of methods, tools, organizational styles, and forms
- The teaching-learning strategy becomes the student’s learning strategy
- Enikő says there are three kinds of strategies
- Empirical
- Human beings get knowledge based on the senses.
- Problem-solving
- Piaget's research about how people learned based on psychological principles.
- Modeling
- The constructivism learning theory paradigm