Title variants
Why We Need Pedagogy in Post-Modernism?
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Abstracts
This article depicts five approaches to pedagogy, which can be recognized in the course of history: 1) Pedagogy as a philosophy (science of man, paideia, educational anthropology), 2) pedagogy as an independent discipline of humanities, 3) pedagogy as a subject of academic and vocational studies, 4) pedagogy as a subjective theory of education and 5) pedagogy as a community intellectual formation. I am still looking for answers to the question, which of these approaches raises criticism or points to the evolution of educational sciences and schooling as a helpful reflection for practitioners and new directions in researches.
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Year
Volume
Pages
313-323
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Dates
published
2012
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Document Type
Publication order reference
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URI
http://hdl.handle.net/11089/1543
YADDA identifier
bwmeta1.element.hdl_11089_1543
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