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This paper presents arguments raised in the current discussion in Poland on the syllabus of reformed law studies. The dispute concerns the proportion between general and theoretical subjects and the recently advocated increased number of subjects teaching practical skills at the cost of lesser academic content.
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Artykuł prezentuje argumenty w toczącej się dziś dyskusji nad programem studiów prawniczych. Spierają się zwolennicy utrzymania istniejącej grupy przedmiotów ogólnych i teoretycznych. Ich przeciwnicy opowiadają się za zwiększeniem praktycznego charakteru studiów i zmniejszenia listy przedmiotów ogólnych.
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Тhe main goal of our theoretical research was to show how much the syllabus allow development of awareness about the diversities and development of life values in multiethnic and multicultural environments. In that context, we established the goal to analyze the objectives and the content of the syllabus of the most relevant subjects regarding multicultural and intercultural education: Introduction to society and Society for grades I – V. Having in mind that in Macedonia there are different cultures, religions, traditions and languages, it is necessary to develop competencies to show respect for the diversities and to develop the multicultural awareness of the students at the earliest age. On the other hand, globalization, as a characteristic of the modern age, increasingly imposes the need to develop the intercultural awareness and competencies of the students as well. The interethnic (multicultural) as well as intercultural competencies are especially important from several aspects: firstly, as a result of the need to overcome stereotypes and prejudices still present in our society, and secondly, to develop values in children, and especially empathy in students.
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English for Legal Purposes (ELP) appears to be gaining popularity and acquiring a new dimension in many countries. An increasing number of legal professionals (i.e. law students and legal practitioners) consider their General English satisfactory but desire to learn the language of their professional domain, as they believe it will bring them improved job prospects in the future. There are some aspects of ELP teaching that can be both a hindrance and a challenge for ELP teachers. These include the lack of curricula for teaching Legal English at tertiary level institutions and the restricted number of teaching resources and guidelines with reference to teaching Legal English available on the market. This article draws on the outcomes of a three-year research project, which was undertaken to design, implement, and evaluate an ELP programme for adult professionals. The research project was conducted among 293 legal professionals in Poland and took the form of an action research model - a research tool that is not often exploited by scholars despite its unquestionable value
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The article deals with the problem of professional training of linguists at the UK’s universities. Based on the data accumulated by UCAS it has been calculated that recent trends in university admission campaigns during 2008-2016 prove gradual but stable increase in the number of applicants wishing to pursue career in Linguistics. The characteristic features of the organization of linguists’ professional training have been outlined. It has been indicated that professional training of linguists at the UK’s universities is mainly oriented toward humanities; undergraduate and postgraduate education in Linguistics offers a wide range of qualifications. It has been mentioned that Quality Assurance Agency has developed Subject Benchmark Statement for Linguistics (for bachelor’s degrees with honours), where one can find what can be expected of a graduate in the subject, in terms of what they might know, do and understand at the end of their studies. It has been noted that after graduation future specialists in linguistics are in demand in a wide variety of industries.
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Discussion on field and specialization learning outcomes at universities can be supplemented by the consideration on the verification of learning outcomes. The paper aim is to compare learning outcomes of the IT project management courses and present connections among learning outcomes, course goals, contents and evaluation methods at 7 universities in Poland.
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According to the Bologna Declaration, subjects taught at universities, including humanities, should be described in standardised syllabuses. It is required that such syllabuses do not describe the knowledge that is shared but the anticipated outcomes of education and competencies to be achieved. The outcomes of education and competencies achieved by students who have received a credit should be described in a concrete and perhaps even measurable way. However, education in humanities does not render itself easily to such descriptions as the main goal of humanities education is to prepare students to be “critical interpreters of modernity, past and futurę [...] caring about high culture, responsible for its condition and status in social life”.
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W myśl Deklaracji Bolońskiej przedmioty nauczane na studiach, także humanistyczne, powinny być opisane w wystandaryzowanych sylabusach. Wymaga się, aby przedstawiać w nich nie wiedzę, którą się przekazuje, ale spodziewane efekty kształcenia i kompetencje. Efekty kształcenia i kompetencje, które student nabywa po zaliczeniu przedmiotu powinny być opisane w sposób konkretny, a nawet mierzalny. Trudno jednak w ten sposób ujmować kształcenie humanistów, którego podstawowym celem ma być przygotowanie ich do pełnienia roli „krytycznego interpretatora współczesności, przeszłości i przyszłości [...] troszczącego się o kulturę wyższą, odpowiedzialnego za jej stan i status w życiu społecznym”.
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Compared to colleagues teaching foreign languages for general purposes, who can use ready-made syllabuses or programs, the LSP teacher has to reflect on methodology at the level of course planning. The scope and nature of the proposed course content is tailored to the specific needs of a student. The analysis of these needs is based on interviews and questionnaires. There are many examples of such tools, but none of them are universal or exhaustive, nor can they be. The purpose of this article is to propose a set of parameters to facilitate investigation of the educational context, which could be a starting point for the development of question-naires tailored to specific education needs.
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Compared to colleagues teaching foreign languages for general purposes, who can use ready-made syllabuses or programs, the LSP teacher has to reflect on methodology at the level of course planning. The scope and nature of the proposed course content is tailored to the specific needs of a student. The analysis of these needs is based on interviews and questionnaires. There are many examples of such tools, but none of them are universal or exhaustive, nor can they be. The purpose of this article is to propose a set of parameters to facilitate investigation of the educational context, which could be a starting point for the development of questionnaires tailored to specific education needs.
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Tis article presents the degree of correlation between religious education and mathematics and natural sciences based on Te Core Curriculum for the Catholic Church Catechesis in Poland. A necessity to utilize the recommended correlation has been demonstrated in order to facilitate comprehensive development and a better understanding of the surrounding reality in recipients of the catechesis. While applying the correlation between specific subjects one should remember to adhere to autonomy of sciences, autonomy of objectives and tasks for each subject, and autonomy of content prioritization. To overcome difficulties the catechists could face, effort should be put forward to increase their competency. It can be achieved by including elements of mathematics and natural sciences in educating future catechists, ad through ongoing formation in individual dioceses. Tis would allow utilization of the wealth of knowledge developed by individual catechetical departments.
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W artykule przedstawiono zakres korelacji szkolnego nauczania religii z przedmiotami matematyczno-przyrodniczymi w oparciu o nową Podstawę Programową Katechezy Kościoła Katolickiego w Polsce. Wykazano potrzebę stosowania w praktyce zalecanej korelacji, by pomóc adresatowi katechezy we wszechstronnym rozwoju i lepszym rozumieniu otaczającej rzeczywistości. Stosując korelację między treściami poszczególnych przedmiotów należy przestrzegać zasady autonomii nauk, autonomii celów i zadań poszczególnych przedmiotów oraz autonomii doboru uszeregowania treści. Aby przezwyciężyć trudności jakie mogą czekać na katechetów należy dążyć do zwiększenia ich kompetencji. Można to osiągnąć poprzez wdrażanie tematów z zakresu przedmiotów matematyczno-przyrodniczych do kształcenia katechetów, którzy w przyszłości będą pełnić posługę oraz poprzez formację permanentną, odbywającą się w poszczególnych diecezjach. Pozwoli to wykorzystać bogactwo wypracowane przez poszczególne wydziały katechetyczne.
Vox Patrum
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1986
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vol. 10
73-78
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Hoc in brevissimo nuntio scripto, qui annuali sessione linguas classicas in Seminariis Superioribus docentium a. 1985 in Lublin fusius referebatur.
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The article deals with studying organizational and content peculiarities of English teachers’ professional training in Canada. It has been found out that professional training of English teachers, in particular, is provided in many Canadian higher education institutions, namely, universities, university colleges, community colleges and CEGEP colleges. Students are offered the curricula ensuring their high mobility as they may define specificity, a mode and a level of study according to their educational needs and interests. It has been concluded that the content of philological training is a process coordinating the content according to its components, namely, theoretical, empirical and practical knowledge and skills form the block system of interrelated elements. It has been defined that main theoretical and methodical principles for structuring curricula and syllabi for English teachers’ professional training in Canada are multiculturalism; combination, concordance and rational correspondence of theory and practice; pedagogical ideas of equal opportunities, respect for cultures, identity and unity of learning and socialization; consistency and succession; collegiality, partnership, transparency and a dialogue of cultures. It has been specified that programme specifications for English teachers’ training are based on such directions of pedagogical activity as developing students’ interest and respect for cultures of the nations of the world, understanding their general and specific values, comprehending the essence of global events and their consequences, accepting different views on them. As a result, future English teachers obtain the abilities and skills that will ensure their effective activity in multicultural environment as well as learn how to solve the issues associated with adaptation, integration and learning of children from different ethnic groups.
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