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2017 | 2 | 167-176

Article title

PROFESSIONAL KNOWLEDGE IN EDUCATION: WHAT KIND OF ORGANIZATIONAL PRINCIPLES ARE BEHIND THE KNOWLEDGE PRACTICES, AND WHAT ARE THE CONDITIONS FOR DEVELOPING THIS KNOWLEDGE?

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PL
WIEDZA PROFESJONALNA W EDUKACJI: JAKIE ZASADY ORGANIZACYJNE STOJĄ ZA PRAKTYKAMI WIEDZY I JAKIE SĄ WARUNKI DO ROZWOJU TEJ WIEDZY?

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Abstracts

EN
The integration of theory and practice is the key element in research on professions and their knowledge. This topic polarizes researchers, and while some stress the importance of practical knowledge, for others theoretical knowledge is most important. At the same time, the ongoing neoliberal educational reforms have introduced a new and watered-down concept of knowledge in professional education. With a starting point in Karl Maton’s Legitimation Code Theory, this article introduces a set of more nuanced concepts, suitable for studying professional knowledge in education. The article refutes the generic concept of knowledge used by educational authorities and argues that professional knowledge is based on knowledge practices that are informed by specialized knowledge.
PL
Integracja teorii i praktyki jest kluczowym elementem badań nad zawodami i ich wiedzą. Ten temat polaryzuje badaczy, gdy jedni kładą nacisk na znaczenie wiedzy praktycznej, dla innych wiedza teoretyczna jest ważniejsza. Jednocześnie trwające neoliberalne reformy edukacji wprowadziły nową i rozwodnioną koncepcję wiedzy w zakresie kształcenia zawodowego. Wy-chodząc z teorii kodu legitymizującego Karla Matona, artykuł przedstawia zestaw bardziej zróżnicowanych pojęć, odpowiednich do studiowania profesjonalnej wiedzy w edukacji. Arty-kuł odrzuca ogólną koncepcję wiedzy stosowaną przez władze oświatowe i twierdzi, że wiedza profesjonalna opiera się na praktykach wiedzy, które są kształtowane przez wiedzę specjalistyczną.

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2

Pages

167-176

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Dates

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2017-12-20

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  • Nord University

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Publication order reference

Identifiers

ISSN
1895-197X

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bwmeta1.element.desklight-f27e9bc4-b882-4bbf-94bc-e2d235931c24
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