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A Foucauldian critique of the development and the implementation of South African National Qualifications FrameworkKeevy, James Anthony 30 November 2005 (has links)
This study investigates the development and implementation of the South African National
Qualifications Framework (NQF) since its conceptualisation in the early 1980s, up to 2005.
Premised on the concern that power struggles are having a negative effect on the development
and implementation of the NQF, the purpose of the study is to support improved future
development and implementation of the NQF by describing the amalgamation of the different and
contradictory views that support the development of an NQF that replaces all existing and divisive
education and training structures in South Africa - the NQF discourse. A further purpose of the study is to reveal this NQF discourse as a system in which power is exercised, and then to make recommendations on minimising the negative effects of the power struggles. Based within a Foucauldian theoretical framework, the study includes an extensive review of local and international literature on NQF development and implementation that is used to develop an
NQF typology to describe and analyse the various aspects of the NQF. The literature review is
followed by a qualitative analysis, using Foucauldian archaeology and genealogy, of an empirical dataset containing 300 interviews (including focus groups) with NQF stakeholders, 90 responses to discussion documents and 72 news articles published between 1995 and 2005.
The findings of the study confirm the initial concern that power struggles are having a negative effect on the development and implementation of the South African NQF. The findings also show that the very same power struggles can have positive effects, but that in the South African NQF discourse, the balance of power is skewed towards the negative. Importantly, it was found that NQF development and implementation cannot be divorced from power, and that rather than attempting to undermine power within the NQF discourse, efforts can be better spent on three focused activities:
1. Inculcating an understanding of the NQF as a social construct.
2. Improving the compatibility between the NQF and the South African context.
3. Bridging the entrenched differences between educationalism and vocationalism. / Educational Studies / D. Ed. (Philosophy of Education)
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An analysis of the certificate of the theory of accounting knowledge and knower structures : a case study of professional knowledgeMkhize, Thandeka Fortunate January 2015 (has links)
This research project explores issues around the poor throughput and high dropout rate in the Certificate of the Theory of Accounting (CTA) by focusing on Accounting knowledge as an object of study. The CTA was identified as a serious block in the steps that one needs to go through on the journey to becoming a Chartered Accountant. Having a clear understanding of Accounting knowledge can lead to finding ways that can make the subject more accessible to students from diverse backgrounds. This study contributes to understanding Accounting knowledge at the CTA level with the aim of clearly delineating its legitimate knowledge and knower structures. It answers the following two research questions: • What constitutes legitimate knowledge structures in the CTA? • What constitutes legitimate knower structures in the CTA? Academics from nine universities and representatives of the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA) participated in this study. Data was collected through interviews, observation and document analysis. Eighteen CTA lecturers and two members of the SAICA management team were interviewed. Three universities provided documents on their practices, which included learner guides, examination papers, suggested answers, lecture notes, tutorials and other curriculum documents for each of the four CTA subjects. SAICA provided the competency framework and examinable pronouncements. A conference that was jointly hosted by SAICA and International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) Foundation was observed. This study used Critical Realism as its ontological underpinnings and Legitimation Code Theory (LCT) as its substantive theory. It used the Specialisation and Autonomy principles of LCT to analyse the data. Specialization establishes the ways agents and discourses within a field are constructed as special, different or unique and thus deserving of distinction and status (Maton, 2014). The principle of Autonomy is concerned with the extent to which the field is self-governing and can do things of its own free-will (Maton, 2004). The study found that the CTA has a hierarchical knowledge structure, which means that when new knowledge is created in Accounting it is integrated into existing knowledge, resulting in coherent and integrated knowledge. CTA also has a hierarchical curriculum structure. While horizontal curriculum structures evolve through the replacement of existing knowledge by new approaches and content, a hierarchical curriculum typically grows through integration and subsumption of new knowledge into pre-existing knowledge and it relies on the acquisition of knowledge developed in previous modules or levels of study.
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Teoria critica da didatica na tradição institucional da universidade brasileira : contradições epistemologicas, possibilidades e tendencias atuais / Critical theory of the didactics in the institucional tradition of the brazilian university : epistemologics contradictions, current possibilities politics and trendsRodrigues, Rosangela Silveira 30 August 2006 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2006 / Resumo: Objetiva-se aduzir elementos para a reflexão em torno do ensino da disciplina Didática no Ensino Superior brasileiro, por meio de uma análise bibliográfica. Toma-se como problemática as contradições das linhas epistemológicas da Didática hegemônicas na história da universidade no Brasil, analisa as tendências que apontam para a direção da didática fundamentada na concepção histórico-crítica que vem sendo construída para ser adotada nos cursos de formação de professores no ensino superior brasileiro. Toma como hipótese que no Brasil desde a década de 80 emergi uma vigorosa pesquisa referente ao ensino da Didática na educação escolar universitária e educação básica, e por meio desse vem sendo construída uma teoria crítico-histórica da Didática que brevemente estará presente na tradição da universidade e consequentemente na formação básica no Brasil. No primeiro capítulo realiza-se uma revisão na história da filosofia por meio de reflexão das teorias clássicas de ensino-aprendizagem e seus pressupostos histórico-filosóficos que são vivenciados na história da educação influenciando os fazeres pedagógicos dos professores, e as matrizes filosóficas e epistemológicas que poderão fundamentar a construção das concepções de Didática que fundamentam as aulas de Didática nos cursos de formação de professores das universidades brasileiras nas últimas décadas do século XX. No segundo capítulo desenvolve-se um estudo sobre marcos históricos da universidade brasileira e as concepções epistemológicas da didática hegemônica nos cursos de formação de professores da referida instituição. No terceiro capítulo é discutida a teoria da didática tendo em vista uma proposta a partir da perspectiva histórico-crítica. Nas conclusões retoma a problemática e apresenta considerações acerca de pontos dos eixos centrais do estudo / Abstract: Aiming at to adduce elements for the reflection around the teaching of the Didactic discipline in the Brazilian higher education, through a bibliographical analysis. Taking as problem the contradictions of the epistemological lines of the Similar Didacticism in the histories of the university in Brazil, analyzing the tendencies that point to the direction of the didacticism based in the conception historic-critical that has been built to be adopted in the courses of teachers' formation in the Brazilian higher education. Taking as hypothesis that in Brazil, since the decade of 80, has emerged a vigorous research regarding the teaching of the Didacticism in the academically school education and basic education. And for this reason, has been built a critical-historical theory of the Didacticism that shortly will be present in the tradition of the university and consequently in the basic formation in Brazil. In the first chapter it takes place a philosophy's historical revision through reflection of the classic theories of teaching-learning and your historical-philosophical presuppositions that are witnessed in the history of the education influencing the pedagogic way of acting of the teachers and the philosophical and epistemological head offices and that can base the construction of the conceptions of Didacticism presents in the Didactic's classes in the courses of teachers' formation at the Brazilian universities in the last decades of the century XX. In the second chapter has a study on historical marks of the Brazilian university and the conceptions epistemological of the similar didacticism in the courses of teachers' formation at the referred institution. In the third chapter it discusses the theory of the didacticism seeking a proposal starting from the perspective historical-critic. In the conclusions it retakes the problem and it presents considerations concerning points of the central axes of the study / Doutorado / Historia, Filosofia e Educação / Doutor em Educação
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Futebol, ideologia e educação = uma abordagem historico-critica / Football, ideology and education : a historical-critical approachLira Neto, Joaquim Francisco de 12 November 2009 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2009 / Resumo: O presente trrabalho constiu-se numa pesquisa que teve como objetivo investigar os meios através dos quais o futebol foi e ainda pode ser utilizado como uma forma de reforço às idéias e valores que legitimam as relações capitalistas de produção. ...Observação: O resumo, na íntegra, poderá ser visualizado no texto completo da tese digital / Abstract: This work is based on a survey that aimed to investigate the ways in which football was and can still be used as a way of reinforcing the ideas and values that legitimize the capitalist relations of production. There has been an investigation of how football has been addressed by current approaches to Physical Education. In addition, the research works of authors from the historical-critical pedagogy revealed elements that an approach to Physical
Education must have to make it possible to learn football in a view contrary to the dominant ideology. First, we examined specific ideological uses of football. To this end, we chose the periods of dictatorship of the New State and 1964-1985, on the understanding that were historic moments in football that was often used ideologically to serve the interests of the state. Later on, we present the analysis of the ideological use of football on the ground works of authors who studied the football and that, somehow, defend ideas that contribute to the legitimacy of capitalist relations of production. In the analysis of how football is present in the approaches of Physical Education, was made a division between approaches non-critical and critical, so that, without ignoring the contributions of the first, it was emphasized the point: the perception of the objective conditions of culture body that the latter approached a systematization that provides space for the teacher aims to combat the dominant ideology. In the last chapter, corresponding to the analysis of works by artists
from the historical-critical pedagogy, which were investigated fundamental aspects of this
trend can support a pedagogical teaching the elements of body culture contrary to the
dominant ideology, where the football is intercepted in its relations with the concrete
material conditions of social existence, in which it is built, and at the same time, this is the
prospect of overcoming these conditions. These fundamentals can be summarized as
follows: 1) the perception of constraints and objectives of education in the case of Physical
Education, the body culture; 2) directiveness; 3) an education that addresses the
relationship between content and practice the broader social - which is insufficiently
explored, even by critical approaches of Physical Education, which still have attached to
the field of experience of the elements of body culture. It is a literature review, and the
theoretical and methodological framework adopted here is the dialectical and historical
materialism, which is based on historical-critical pedagogy, so named by Dermeval Saviani / Mestrado / Historia, Filosofia e Educação / Mestre em Educação
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Marketing classroom philosophy to achieve critical literacyGorsline, Christie Bayless 01 January 1994 (has links)
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Challenging the boundaries of academic discourseWilliams, Charles Henry 01 January 2000 (has links)
This thesis suggests other ways of helping students resist blind submission to the discourse of the university. The primary objective is to discuss meaningful ways of transforming composition classrooms into counter hegemonic cultural environments where students can critically examine the complications of cultural dynamics and power relations within the communication process.
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A Comparative Analysis of the Educational Theories of Charles Dickens and John HoltMilner, Loreta Sue 05 1900 (has links)
The purpose of this study is to determine. whether Charles Dickens's educational theories in England during the nineteenth century are conclusively juxtaposed to John Holt's educational theories in America during the twentieth century. Chapter One introduces the proposition and states the general nature of the discussion in -subsequent chapters. Chapter Two presents a history of economic conditions in nineteenth-century England and shows how its evolution influenced Dickens's educational theories. Chapter Three discusses the economic conditions in twentieth-century America, the moral crisis- and its affect on youth, and Holt's theories of how children fail and how they learn. Chapter Four synthesizes Dickens's and Holt's -theories and establishes that their philosophies and aims in the field of education are closely juxtaposed.
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The Influence of Spirituality on Leadership Among Superintendents of Public-School Districts in Appalachian OhioHeath, Craig S. 10 September 2021 (has links)
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Teaching music through active participation and involvement in music makingKangron, Ene 23 July 2019 (has links)
The development of Estonia’s national music culture has really taken place over the last 145 years, thanks to the national choral song festival tradition that began in 1869 and has continued until today. Song festivals have been always important as a form of non-political resistance confirming Estonian identity and self-confidence. Many have characterized Estonia as a “singing nation” and we know that a great contribution to this is provided by music teachers at schools.
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Moving Betty A. Reardon’s Conceptualization of Liberatory Feminist Pedagogy Forward: The Integration of Masculinities Studies, Peace Education, Feminist Scholarship and Pedagogy, and Human Rights EducationTyldesley, Valerie Evans January 2021 (has links)
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