V ÆTYDELIG MED HVAD DER ER PÆRAGOGIK (STORYLINE) OG DIDAKTIK (FøLGENDE TRE BEGREBER) TvÆfaglighed, hvad er det og hvordan kan jeg bruge det i forhold til storyline? TvÆfaglighed blev en del af skolens udvikling af indhold og organisation i 1960'erne. Man erfarede at den fagopdelte undervisning, med fokus på pensum, lÆergennemgang, overhøring etc. for uhensigtsmæssig. Man udviklede derfor en form omkring emnearbejdet hvor eleven fungerede...
Bruner suggest that learning occurs through discovery. Ausubel says it can occur through meaningful reception learning. If we look at Ausubel's point of view, discovery learning involves rote learning. According to Ausubel, rote learning refers memorization which means no real connection between what was already known and what was memorized (Driscoll, 2005). However, his meaningful reception learning refers to the process of relating new information (meaningful information) and prior knowledg...
Assessment and reporting are the means by which learning can be monitored and stakeholders can be informed of achievement. Its educational aspect sees results used to identify strengths and weaknesses and improve future learning, and its instrumental aspect involves grouping of students according to achievement . Parents, teachers and students are interested in its educational function, whereas external stakeholders such as governments are concerned with the instrumental aspect. Movement towa...
Peer-to-peer education was adopted in many countries around the world. Precisely, if we pay our attention to look around in the school campuses or the libraries, we shall see many groups of students discussing the various topics. Even though we do not know what they are talking about, we can assume that they are sharing the ideas, stories or information to each other. This is so-called Peer-to-Peer education. In fact, Peer-to-Peer education's definition is equivalent to Peer education's. Base...
Bilingualism United States The United States Children Growing Up Monolingual Understanding, Identifying, and Examining Bilingualism in the United States: An Interdisciplinary Approach Why do so many children in the United States grow up monolingual? The United States is regarded as “a melting pot”, in which people of different cultures, races, and religions are joined together so as to widen a multi-ethnic society. Americans have had various beliefs about whether or not English should be the ...
Questions can be asked and data recorded in many ways. Different types of questions are appropriate for different purposes and different types of data can be used and analysed differently. It is important for interviewers or the questionnaire writer to understand the range of question types available because the choice of question type will determine the information that is elicited. It is also important to understand the different types of data that will be generated, because that will deter...
Introduction The automobile industry wants to conduct a market research to know more about the factors that affect the choice of customers and what motivates them to purchase Honda Siel India Pvt Ltd cars. It is very important for every marketer to know about the buying motives of the customer because it helps them to design proper policies and programs to attract customers. It helps them to determine their advertisement budget and also to plan their various sales promotions. The studying of ...
To believe a child is an empty vessel would mean believing that children are unable to think or respond to the world around them. The term 'empty vessel' suggests that babies' minds contain nothing and that helping them to develop means simply filling the space with facts. Theorists and scientists have spent many years researching and developing ideas that suggest that even an unborn child is capable of developing sensitivity towards its environment and therefore that human development begins...
Abstract Daniel Goleman's landmark book Emotional Intelligence popularized the theory initially set forth by researchers Salovey and Mayer and subsequently launched an explosion of emotional intelligence training across the country. This paper will examine Goleman's overall theory including neurological and physiological roots, emotional intelligence training, and the educational results of its application. Discussion is given to mounting criticism suggesting further research is needed to ans...
Inquiry based learning is old concept of learning. This form of learning is an educational concept that relies more on a learner's side of involvement than a teacher's intervention. This approach is quite different from a traditional mode of learning. In a conventional classroom, teachers use a system where they come to the class with a set of pre-prepared course curriculum and deliver them to the students on a sequential mode. In fact, they are the active facilitators of teaching by providin...
