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Welke didactische aanpak voor vt-vertaalcolleges in het universitaire vreemdetalenonderwijs?

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Waterlot M.
Neerlandica Wratislaviensia
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2018
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vol. 28
91-102
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During the last decade translation in foreign language teaching has experienced renewed interest. At present, research in this area focuses not so much on the advantages and disadvantages of translation, but on the question of how it can be optimally integrated and taught in higher education. We decided to look for an answer to that question in the didactics of translation and foreign language education. The result of our study is the teaching model that we present in this article. We also demonstrate how we applied this model during the practical FL-translation classes taught to third-year undergraduate students of the programme offered by the Dutch Chair of the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin where translation is taught as part of the Dutch language learning programme.
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Współczesna edukacja a wektory przemian cywilizacyjnych

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Chodubski A.
Studia Gdańskie. Wizje i rzeczywistość
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2012
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vol. 9
9-21
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The article indicates that education plays a prominent role in the contemporary world. It is percieved as a fundamental force of civilizational changes. The interdisciplinary education oriented into innovation is seen as a inevitable challenge in cultural changes. The need of individualisation of the organizational model of education, alternativeness, building horizontal structures is being emphasized. The individualization of teaching is being implemented mostly through the decentralization of educational systems.
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Motivation with Game Elements in Education Mediated by E-Learning Resources

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Miškov J.
Acta Ludologica
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2021
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vol. 4
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issue 1
24-51
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We present a report from our preliminary research, which focused on the possibilities of implementing game elements into e-learning at university. We were interested in the attitudes and preferences of the students on the introductory course for the study of culture, where a questionnaire survey was conducted. We asked students what potential they see in the application of digital technologies in e-learning, what motivates them to study online and what advantages and limits of the educational principles of games they see in e-learning. Here we offer a description of the preliminary results that led to our next research steps. The questionnaire was distributed among students of two runs of the Introduction to the Study of Culture course at the Faculty of Social Studies of Masaryk University, who completed it after the final test. A total of 188 students submitted a completed form. These were bachelor students, usually in the first year of study, mostly women. We chose a freely available online tool for the analysis, our approach to data processing was non-mathematical at this stage. Nevertheless, we believe that it has enabled us to gain a direct and unmediated insight into the subject of our research. Mixed methods pragmatic rationalization of the research process traditionally refers to the complementarity of datasets and greater validity. Based on the findings, we recommend to educators and developers of the online learning environment how they could improve the design of e-learning in accordance with the needs and different learning styles of students.
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