Education lives and experiences, at present, a significant historical moment: wide dis-tances exist between the positions of scholars who state the need of re-considering its ref-erence pedagogical categories and the positions of scholars who urgently ask a renewed at-tention to concrete, actual, didactical – sometimes technical – matters. And, accordingly, a significant debate, within the fields of psychology of education and of pedagogy, focuses on specific related problems: the impact of changes on educational interactions and social lifestyles, the efficacy in teaching, the present learning and cognitive processes of young-sters, their present educational needs. At the same time, data and information reported, all over Europe, by associations, teachers, experts, researchers, demonstrate a growing atten-tion to specific problems that can negatively impact on youngsters’ learning and cognitive future opportunities.
Piccione, V.A. (2016). Present youngsters' educational needs and innovative approaches in teaching. REVISTA DE PSICOLOGÍA Y EDUCACIÓN, XI(II), 65-83.
Titolo: | Present youngsters' educational needs and innovative approaches in teaching | |
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Data di pubblicazione: | 2016 | |
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Citazione: | Piccione, V.A. (2016). Present youngsters' educational needs and innovative approaches in teaching. REVISTA DE PSICOLOGÍA Y EDUCACIÓN, XI(II), 65-83. | |
Abstract: | Education lives and experiences, at present, a significant historical moment: wide dis-tances exist between the positions of scholars who state the need of re-considering its ref-erence pedagogical categories and the positions of scholars who urgently ask a renewed at-tention to concrete, actual, didactical – sometimes technical – matters. And, accordingly, a significant debate, within the fields of psychology of education and of pedagogy, focuses on specific related problems: the impact of changes on educational interactions and social lifestyles, the efficacy in teaching, the present learning and cognitive processes of young-sters, their present educational needs. At the same time, data and information reported, all over Europe, by associations, teachers, experts, researchers, demonstrate a growing atten-tion to specific problems that can negatively impact on youngsters’ learning and cognitive future opportunities. | |
Handle: | http://hdl.handle.net/11590/331173 | |
Appare nelle tipologie: | 1.1 Articolo in rivista |