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Forum Oświatowe
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2020
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vol. 32
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issue 1(63)
149-153
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The text is a report on the National Scientific Conference "Culture of Innovation in Education" held on December 2-3, 2019 at Kazimierz Wielki University in Bydgoszcz.
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Tekst jest sprzwozdaniem z Ogólnopolskiej Konferencji Naukowej "Kultura Innowacji w Edukacji", która odbyła sie 2-3 grudnia 2019 roku na Uniwersytecie Kazimierza Wielkiego w Bydgoszczy.
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Przez długie lata edukacja była tą dziedziną, w której obawiano się działań nowych, spontanicznych, a same przykłady innowacji zdarzały się niezbyt często. Niniejszy artykuł przedstawia wstępną ocenę programu nauczania przedmiotu uzupełniającego „Przyroda” do liceum i powstał jako efekt Projektu „Kształcenie Pełne Wyobraźni – KPW”. Projekt realizowany jest przez Wyższą Szkołę Europejską im. Ks. Józefa Tischnera w Krakowie. Celem głównym tego projektu jest podniesienie jakości kształcenia w czterech pilotażowych liceach ogólnokształcących woj. małopolskiego i śląskiego poprzez wdrożenie dwóch innowacyjnych programów nauczania w zakresie nauk matematyczno-przyrodniczych i humanistycznych wraz z upowszechnieniem opracowanych programów i materiałów dydaktycznych w skali całego kraju. Istotną cechą programu nauczania przyrody jest przedstawienie zagadnień w sposób interdyscyplinarny, aby uczniowie w sposób kompleksowy dostrzegali prezentowaną tematykę, jak również jego praktyczne (utylitarne) wykorzystanie (bez nadmiernego teoretyzowania) i aktualność poruszanych w nim zagadnień. Taka koncepcja nauczania przyrody pozwoli uczniom na rozwinięcie zainteresowań przedmiotami przyrodniczymi oraz zrozumienie i wykorzystanie nowoczesnych metod i osiągnięć badawczych stosowanych w naukach przyrodniczych.
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For a long time education was a discipline in which spontaneous and not well-tested activities were feared and the attempts to introduce innovations were very rare. However, in recent years innovation in education has acquired a new meaning. Despite many critical remarks and debates on the process of introducing changes in education, the accepted solutions have contributed to the quality of didactic process. This paper presents the initial assessment of the syllabus of a supplementary subject – Natural Science – in upper secondary school. It stems from the project entitled Education full of Imagination, undertaken by the Tischner European University in Krakow. The main aim of the project is to improve the quality of education in four pilot upper secondary schools in the Lesser Poland Voivodeship (Kraków) and Silesian Voivodeship (Katowice) implementing two innovative syllabuses in the fields of Science and Humanities. This project also aims at promoting the designed syllabuses and teaching materials in the whole country. The important feature of this syllabus is its interdisciplinary nature. Pupils should perceive the presented topics in a comprehensive manner. They should see its practical (utilitarian) application (without excessive theorizing) and its relevance to the latest achievements in science. Such a concept of teaching Natural Science will allow pupils to develop their interests in Natural Science subjects. They will understand and use modern methods and research achievements applied in Natural Science.
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The rate and the scope of changes in education are reasons to take up the subject of innovation, which is more marked in the outside environment than within school walls. This indicates the problem of a mismatch between the skills attained within the educational system and employers’ needs. OECD experts see a solution to this problem in creating an innovative environment at school and justifying the central place of innovation in political and educational debates. The assessment of conditions that have built up the existing demand for innovation has become a basis for viewing innovation in education as a scientific category, including the distinction between innovation and change. The analysis of definitions was made here through the prism of utility and relevance to school reality. The analyses carried out in the article answer the question of whether we are dealing with an excess or a lack of innovation within school reality.
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This paper discusses the research results and reflection on competences, especially didactic competences of geography teachers and candidates for geography teachers in the aspect of challenges which education faces nowadays. The most important challenges are: the high quality of the process of training, innovation and the necessity to adjust to constantly changing requirements of the job market. The author of this article has for over ten years conducted research on geography teacher-trainees’ development of subject competence and didactic competence. Personal and interpersonal competencies graduates of higher education significantly affect his chances in the labour market. A profile of the graduate should also help potential employers choose competent employees. Author of this paper believes that the acquisition of the appropriate competences by geography students – candidates for teachers constitutes the most important element in professional training of the future teacher including a geography teacher.
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