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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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TV, music and the Internet : Outside and inside the classroom at a lower secondary school

Svensson, Nina January 2008 (has links)
<p>Since the 1950’s medial resources have accelerated at an apparent pace. The access to several TV channels, to the Internet and to cell phones has increased and is available almost every student. In the society of today young people are exposed to media technology everywhere. It is apparent that children as well as adolescents and adults are affected by television, music, the Internet in one way or the other. The aim of this essay was to investigate if students think that TV, music and the Internet affect their English language learning outside the classroom. Furthermore, the purpose was also to see in what ways their teachers use these kinds of media recourses.</p><p>Questionnaires were handed out to three ninth grade classes (56 students) and interviews were made with their English teachers. The investigations showed that the majority of the students thought that they learned a lot outside of the school, mostly from TV and films. They claimed that they learned things like words, phrases and pronunciations.</p><p>Two of the three teachers who were interviewed used TV and music frequently in their teaching because they thought it was of importance to their students’ different learning styles, while the third teacher rarely used any of the resources mentioned above. Even though their methods differed they were of the same opinion that TV, music and the Internet have a huge impact on their students.</p>
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我國推動學習成就認證之研究 / A Study on Promoting the Accreditation of Learning Achievements in Taiwan

彭致翎, Peng,Chih-Ling Unknown Date (has links)
本研究主要目的為:一、析論學習成就認證的意涵、取向、原則、評量與效力等重要概念;二、探討學習成就認證的學理基礎與國外相關制度之運作情形;三、探討我國學習成就認證之實施現況;四、評估並建構我國學習成就認證之可行途徑。研究方法採文獻探討與文件分析,透過質化與量化的研究,包括訪談、德懷術之應用。 本研究主要發現如下: 一、推動學習成就認證的理念,分別為:(一)不同管道的學習成就經過適當評量,應給予認可憑證;(二)學習不一定完全依賴特定的正式情境,其有權利透過認證並賦予價值;(三)透過終身學習方式以因應知識創新;(四)學習者之學習成就,若符合大學校院學門或學科內容,應予認證並核頒給學分證明;(五)透過生活及工作經驗學習也可獲得相同的知識與技能;(六)有助滿足學習者不同的需求,提高其參與不同學習的興趣;(七)學習者之學習成就,若符合當前社會所需各項能力,應予認證並核頒學分證明;(八)從生活與工作經驗中獲取知識、技能,其價值相當於大學校院所獲取之知識技能的價值。 二、學習成就認證的目的,分為(一)社會層面共有九項:1.促進正規、非正規的教育活動,且彼此產生交流,讓不同型態的教育,結合成一個緊密有機體系;2.激發全民參與學習活動,建立終身學習社會;3.結合不同教育資源,以減少投資浪費並發揮最大效益;4.協助並提供弱勢群體或個人提升競爭力;5.補充正規教育不足;6.創造不同需求與價值,促進人力資源整合;7.提升並厚植公民關鍵能力或素質;8.促進社會融合,以涵養具主動參與特質的公民;9.培育民眾積極人生觀,建立社會核心價值;(二)個人層面共有七項:1.讓不同管道習得之知識技能可銜接轉換,與正規教育體系相融合;2.鼓勵學習者由各種管道累積學分,進而獲致文憑或資格;3.肯定自我價值,激發內在學習動機,促進永續學習;4.促進個人多元化成長;5.彰顯知識技能可預見性,瞭解個人的能力與擁有的證明相契合;6.建立勞力市場技能的可攜帶性價值,有利於就業、升遷或生涯轉換;7.強化知識技能,以提升職業競爭力。 三、學習成就認證的取向方面,就途徑言,為以結合機構、課程及個人之整合取向認證,且採類似南韓的學分銀行、澳洲的國家資格認證的模式。 四、學習成就認證的範疇方面:(一)學分內涵包括結構性的課程、學力檢定考試通過之證明、證照與檢定證明、職場實務工作所獲取之經驗學習;(二)課程認證內涵則包括職業、生涯進階、博雅及配合個人發展任務取向課程。 五、學習成就認證的原則方面:(一)一般性原則為品質保證、客觀公平與具自願性、充足的資訊、作業流程簡捷、輔以適切的輔導與諮詢、漸進式實施、內容彈性多元、利害關係人參與多元化及收費低廉;(二)與正規教育連接轉銜,課程認證須具有同等正規教育之水準與內容,過程允許持續改變或改進。在品質、名稱、時間、歷程及內容上須符合學術規範,師資、設備等亦應作同等要求,由學科領域專家來認證學習成就,認證允許不同之成就可相互比較評量,且認證學習領域範圍應廣泛多元。 六、個人取向之學習成就認證原則有五項考量,(一)要求學習者提供學習成就紀錄檔案或能力證明外,且須反思與自我評核;(二)無論參與那一種形式的學習均能獲得認證;(三)學習者先前的學習成就透過評量後予以採認並轉化成學分,可獲正規教育的採計承認;(四)學習者應享有自主選擇權;(五)學習者應享有參與學習成就評量與認證工作之權利。 七、學習成就認證的評量方面:(一)評量方法包括:實作技能評量、學習檔案(紀錄)、相關課程考試、標準化測驗、論文(報告寫作)、面談(口試);(二)紀錄檔案,以認證單位保存為主。 八、學習成就認證的運作:(一)由中央主管教育行政機關訂定認證法源、程序、實施內容、學分累積,以及轉換機制等,交由專責機構執行;(二)認證單位,主要為中央政府機關、政府捐資設立之財團或社團法人、政府機關委託之大學校院;(三)政府為政策規劃、監督及鼓勵推動者之角色,主導規劃制度;大學校院、民間機構團體為夥伴參與、技術規劃及訂定自律規範者之角色。 九、學習成就認證的效力方面:(一)作為專業繼續教育憑證、和正規教育接軌轉銜、取得某項重要能力分級證明、對個人授予特定學位及升遷考核或加薪依據;(二)與正規教育銜接,作為大學校院入學錄取參考、抵免通識、選修課程、專業課程必修學分,以及作為研究所入學錄取參考條件、抵免選修、專業課程必修學分;(三)學分有效期限多以五至十年內有效,然意見仍屬紛歧。 十、學習成就認證可能面臨的問題,包括:(一)非正規學習成就認證的標準訂定困難;(二)不同學習系統和學習成就整合連結困難;(三)社會各界不瞭解非正規學習成就認證相關事宜;(四)社會各界不放心非正規學習成就認證品質;(五)大學校院不具採認意願;(六)社會大眾不認同非正規學習所獲得之能力,認為會降低學術研究水準;(七)大學校院採認非正規學習成就認證,造成學雜費短收,影響學校經費運用;(八)技能認證雖有利於實務導向,亦可能強化技術致用的功利之風。 本研究之主要結論為:一、建構學習成就認證刻不容緩,以落實終身學習;二、學習成就認證之理念,強調透過終身學習方式,以因應知識創新外,並透過不同管道的學習成就適當評量,給予認可憑證;三、學習成就認證旨要建立正規與非正規教育之等價銜接轉換機制;四、學習成就認證連接不同教育資源,發揮有限資源之最大效益;五、推動學習成就認證具有社會深層價值的涵泳;六、推動學習成就認證具有強化個人多元的機會;七、學習成就認證之範疇包括課程、證照及經驗學習,並兼顧認知、情意與技能;八、學習成就認證兼重品質、自主、多元及創新原則;九、從非正規學習特色發展評量與認證方法,應能自成一體系;十、政府應主導規劃學習成就認證,並由民間機構團體與大學校院合作參與;十一、學習成就認證效力,包括與正規教育接軌轉銜、授予特定學位及作為升遷考核或加薪依據;十二、學習成就認證之學分有效年限至少為五至十年,然不同學門間差異仍大,有待進一步累積共識;十三、各界對學習成就認證瞭解不夠影響認同度,有待強化宣導對話;十四、建構我國學習成就認證之可行途徑:以個人為主體之整合取向,以學分銀行模式建立正規與非正規教育之等價銜接轉換機制,並應能自成一體系。 本研究建議如下: 一、對中央主管教育行政機關之建議:(一)有效協調並整合相關機制與資源,以開創學習成就認證新局;(二)應積極建立學習成就認證之相關標準或判準,力求全面提升品質;(三)積極成立學習成就認證專責單位;(四)提升學習成就認證客觀地位,納入法令中務實規範;(五)藉由標竿學習讓制度具循序與連貫性,並增加大學校院等多元管道試辦與實驗的空間;(六)取法南韓等學分制度之優勢,整合相關配套措施;(七)加強社會各界之溝通與宣導,達到全民體認與接受的初步共識;(八)運用終身學習卡紀錄學習經驗,讓學習管道暢通無礙。 二、對大學校院、民間機構團體之建議,主要有下列兩項:(一)發展不同的學習組織型態,讓學習成為必然;(二)發展各組織間合作與策略聯盟的關係,破除組織隔閡與障礙。 三、對未來研究之建議:(一)針對實施進行檢討,並探究其相關成效;(二)可採大規模的意見調查;(三)學習成就認證之指標建立;(四)針對學習傳媒、數位學習認證等,進行相關探究。 / The main purpose of this study is as follows: 1) to expound important concepts, such as meaning, orientation, principles, assessments and effects of accreditation of learning achievements; 2) to probe the basic theories concerning accreditation of learning achievements and some implementation conditions in some foreign countries; 3) to probe the current situations of accreditation of learning achievements promoted in Taiwan; 4) to evaluate and construct the feasible prototypes. Document analysis, interviews and Delphi Technique are adopted in this research. The major findings and discussion of this study are as follows: 1. The idea of accreditation of learning achievements— the urgent need to construct and promote accreditation of learning achievements to implement lifelong learning and to emphasize that accordance with knowledge constant innovative change through lifelong learning, and learning achievements of different channels should offer the evidence of approving through the proper assessment. 2. The purpose of accreditation of learning achievements from social and individual aspects— building up the equivalent transferring mechanism between formal, non-formal learning and to combine different educational resources to the greatest benefit. 3. The approach of accreditation of learning achievements—the adoption of the integrated approach which combines the features of organization, course and personal accreditation and the adoption of the model similar to S. Korean credit bank model, Australian national qualification accreditation. 4. The category of accreditation of learning achievements— the inclusion of curriculum, certificates and experience and consideration for cognitive, affection and technical ability. 5. The principles of accreditation of learning achievements—consideration for quality, autonomy, pluralism and innovative. 6. The principles of accreditation of personal learning achievements—the development of the system of non-formal learning and its own evaluation. 7. The evaluation of learning achievements—the methods (including assessment of technical ability, learning records and portfolios, correlated curriculum examination, standardization tests, thesis or report, and interview) and learning achievement accreditation records and portfolios should be saved by the accreditation organization. 8. The operation of accreditation of learning achievements— the government playing the leading role in cooperation with the institutes, foundations, folk organizations and higher education. 9. The effects of accreditation of learning achievements-- integration with regular education, awarding a specific degree, the identification graded as obtaining a certain important ability, evidence to get promotion. There is discrepancy in the length of the credit validity within five to ten years. 10. The problems of accreditation of learning achievements—the lack of understanding accreditation of learning achievements resulting in resistance to the system, and worries for reducing the academic research level, and for the shortage of the sources of the tuition and incidental expenses. Based upon the results mentioned above, several suggestions are made to the authorities concerned, the institutes, folk organizations, higher education, and other interested researchers. Key words: non-formal learning, accreditation of learning achievements
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TV, music and the Internet : Outside and inside the classroom at a lower secondary school

Svensson, Nina January 2008 (has links)
Since the 1950’s medial resources have accelerated at an apparent pace. The access to several TV channels, to the Internet and to cell phones has increased and is available almost every student. In the society of today young people are exposed to media technology everywhere. It is apparent that children as well as adolescents and adults are affected by television, music, the Internet in one way or the other. The aim of this essay was to investigate if students think that TV, music and the Internet affect their English language learning outside the classroom. Furthermore, the purpose was also to see in what ways their teachers use these kinds of media recourses. Questionnaires were handed out to three ninth grade classes (56 students) and interviews were made with their English teachers. The investigations showed that the majority of the students thought that they learned a lot outside of the school, mostly from TV and films. They claimed that they learned things like words, phrases and pronunciations. Two of the three teachers who were interviewed used TV and music frequently in their teaching because they thought it was of importance to their students’ different learning styles, while the third teacher rarely used any of the resources mentioned above. Even though their methods differed they were of the same opinion that TV, music and the Internet have a huge impact on their students.
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Mokymosi pasiekimų vertinimo ypatumai neformaliajame profesiniame suaugusiųjų mokymo centre / The pecularities of progress assessment of non-formal vocational training in adult education centre

Surkienė, Elena 16 August 2007 (has links)
Pastaraisiais metais Lietuva patyrė daugybę pokyčių – visuomenėje, pramonės šakose, politikoje, neaplenkė jie ir švietimo. Įdiegus naujus darbo metodus bei technologijas, iškilo būtinybė plėtoti visą gyvenimą trunkančio mokymosi idėjas, nes ekonominė bei socialinė kaita tokia didelė, kad norint išlikti paklausiam darbo rinkoje, teks ne kartą keisti specialybę ar nuolat kelti kvalifikaciją. Dabartinė profesinio rengimo sistema jau nebesugeba pilnai patenkinti darbo rinkos poreikių. Daugelyje Europos šalių jau yra įdiegtos, kitur dar ruošiamasi diegti (tame tarpe ir Lietuvoje) neformaliojo mokymosi pripažinimo sistemas. Tyrimo tikslas - atskleisti mokymosi rezultatų vertinimo ypatumus neformaliajame profesiniame suaugusiųjų mokyme. Siekiant realizuoti darbe užsibrėžtus tikslą bei uždavinius, buvo taikyti šie tyrimo metodai: 1. Teoriniai: mokslinės literatūros, publikacijų bei norminių dokumentų, reglamentuojančių neformalų profesinį rengimą, analizė; 2 .Diagnostiniai: parengti du klausimynai ir atlikta neformalaus profesinio mokymo centro besimokančių suaugusiųjų bei mokymo vadovų anketinė apklausa, kurios metu tirti neformaliajame profesiniame mokyme taikomi vertinimo metodai bei nuomonės apie jų taikymo tikslingumą; 3. Matematiniai statistiniai metodai: tyrimo duomenų apdorojimui, procentinių dažnių, suderinamumo kriterijų apskaičiavimui bei demonstracijai buvo naudojamos kompiuterinės programos SPSS 12.0 ir Microsoft Office Excel 2003. Tyrimo tikslinės grupės: privačios... [toliau žr. visą tekstą] / During recent years Lithuania has experienced many changes in society, trade and education. After implementing new work methods and technologies it became essential to spread the ideas of Life Long Learning, as economical and social shifts made people change their specialities or constantly improve their professional skills. The present system of vocational training doesn’t meet marketing needs. Many European countries are going to (e.g. Lithuania) or have already implanted the acceptance systems of non-formal education. The aim of the research is to reveal the peculiarities of progress assessment in non-formal adult education during the process of vocational training. While seeking to reach the goal and the tasks two research methods were applied: 1. Theoretical: the analysis of nonfiction material, publications and standard documents regulating non-formal professional training; 2. Diagnostic: two questionnaires were prepared to be given to adult learners and their educators about the methods of progress assessment and their implementation in non-formal education during the process of vocational training in education centre. 3. Mathematical statistical methods: computer programs SPSS 12.0 and Microsoft Office Excel 2003 were applied for data-processing, rate percentage and estimate as well as demonstration of criteria compatibility. The objective groups consisted of respondents of education centre belonging to private enterprise that were following the programs of public... [to full text]
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Socialinių darbuotojų profesinių kompetencijų tobulinimas tęstinių studijų metu / Improvement of social workers’ professional competencies during continuing studies

Krasnovskij, Miroslav 30 June 2009 (has links)
Tema: socialinių darbuotojų profesinių kompetencijų tobulinimas tęstinių studijų metu. Darbo tikslas: išanalizuoti socialinių darbuotojų profesinių kompetencijų tobulinimą tęstinių studijų metu. Darbo objektas: socialinių darbuotojų profesinių kompetencijų tobulinimas tęstinių studijų metu. Hipotezė: tęstinių socialinės pedagogikos studijų universitetuose metu studentai tobulina socialinių darbuotojų ir plėtoja socialinio pedagogo profesines kompetencijas. Raktiniai žodžiai: socialinis darbuotojas, kompetencija, profesinė kompetencija, profesinės kvalifikacijos tobulinimas tęstinės studijos, formalus mokymasis, formalusis profesinis rengimas, kompetentingumas, kvalifikacija. Socialinis darbas tai veikla, skirta teikti pagalbą žmonėms, kuriems jos reikia ir kurie negali be kitų pagalbos išspręsti savo gyvenimo problemų. Socialinis darbas kaip praktinė veikla turi santykiškai gerą teisinį pagrindą, sukurta socialinių paslaugų teikimo ir socialinio darbo infrastruktūra, profesija gana populiari. Socialinis darbuotojas siekia socialinio teisingumo ir teigiamų pokyčių visuomenėje, socialinės gerovės didinimo, valdžios ir piliečių didesnės atsakomybės, asmens, šeimos ir bendruomenės palaikymo sprendžiant socialines problemas ir vykdant jų prevenciją. Socialinis darbas atliepia bendruomenių, žmonių grupių, turinčių bendrų interesų, taip pat individų poreikius ir problemas ir kaip praktinė veikla turi santykiškai gerą teisinį pagrindą, sukurta socialinių paslaugų teikimo ir... [toliau žr. visą tekstą] / Topic: improvement of social workers’ professional competencies during continuing studies. Objective: to analyze improvement of social workers’ professional competencies during continuing studies. Object: improvement of social workers’ professional competencies during continuing studies. Hypothesis: during continuing social pedagogy studies at the universities, students improve their social workers’ and develop social pedagogues’ professional competencies. Kew words: social worker, competence, professional competence, the improvement of professional competence, continuing studies, formal learning, formal professional training, qualification. Social work is the activity to provide help to people, who need that help and who are not able to deal with their problems and life difficulties without the help of others. Social work as the practical activity has relatively good juridical basis, created provision of social services and infrastructure of social work, profession is quite popular. Social worker is seeking the social justice and positive changes in the society, the social welfare increase, bigger responsibility from citizens and government, support of individual, family and community solving social problems and pursuing prevention. Social work reflects the needs and problems of communities, people with the common interests groups and individuals Social work trend’s education is acquired after further education studies or basic also integral social work studies in... [to full text]
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Do-It-Yourself Learning in Kenya : Exploring mobile technologies for merging non-formal and informal learning

Jobe, William January 2014 (has links)
The educational landscape is changing and a variety of technologies and techniques are blurring the lines between traditional and non-traditional learning. This change is substantial in low-income countries: individuals in developing countries have a great desire to educate themselves and improve their quality of life. Kenyans are adequately literate and accustomed to mobile technology despite being a largely impoverished, poorly educated populace. Kenya represents an optimal setting in which to research the use and feasibility of modern mobile and educational technologies. The broad aim of this dissertation is to explore how mobile devices can catalyze and enhance both informal and non-formal learning. In particular, this dissertation explores how technologies and concepts such as mobile web apps, Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs), and learning incentives via a smartphone specifically affect informal and non-formal learning in Kenya. The primary research question is how can learning efforts that utilize mobile learning, MOOCs, and learning incentives combine non-formal and informal learning to develop and contribute to a do-it-yourself (DIY) approach to learning in Kenya? The primary method is action research. The first contribution of this dissertation is the finding that mobile web apps are currently better suited for data exchange than producing new content. The second contribution is the finding that a smartphone can enhance informal learning in a developing country with little or no scaffolding. The third contribution is the finding that non-formal learning efforts as a MOOC are shown to be a viable means of delivering non-formal learning in a developing country via a smartphone. The fourth contribution is the finding that the use of incentives such as digital badges provide a means by which to validate non-formal learning and contribute to a DIY attitude towards learning creation, where individuals can freely complement or replace a traditional curriculum.
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Suaugusiųjų neformalaus mokymo/si patrauklumo didinimas profesinio mokymo įstaigose / Improvement of Adult Non-Formal Learning Attractiveness in Vocational Education Institutions

Kondratavičiūtė, Giedrė 12 June 2014 (has links)
Baigiamojo darbo tikslas – sukurti neformalaus suaugusiųjų mokymo(-si), vykstančio profesinio mokymo įstaigose, patrauklumo modelį. Uždaviniai: 1. Išanalizuoti neformalaus suaugusiųjų švietimo ir mokymo/si koncepcijas; 2. Apibūdinti suaugusiųjų neformalaus mokymo(-si) patrauklumą; 3. Išskirti neformalaus suaugusiųjų mokymo(-si), vykstančio profesinio mokymo įstaigose, patrauklumo elementus, savybes; 4. Patikrinti neformalaus suaugusiųjų mokymosi, profesinio mokymo įstaigose, patrauklumą lemiančius elementus ir jų savybes. Teorinėje darbo dalyje aptariama suaugusiųjų švietimo sampratos teorinė analizė, neformalaus suaugusiųjų švietimo koncepcija, neformaliojo suaugusiųjų švietimo raiška Lietuvoje, neformalaus suaugusiųjų mokymo/si patrauklumo samprata, neformalaus suaugusiųjų mokymo/si patrauklumo elementai, savybės. Analitinėje baigiamojo darbo dalyje analizuojami kiekybinio tyrimo metu gauti duomenys. Pateikiamas neformalaus suaugusiųjų mokymo/si patrauklumą profesinio mokymo įstaigose lemiantis modelis, pagal kurį siūlomos rekomendacijos. / The goal of this paper is to develop a model of attractive non-formal adult education in vocational education institutions. Tasks: 1. Analyze the perception of non-formal adult education and teaching/studying/learning. 2. Describe the appeal of non-formal adult education. 3. Extract the non-formal adult education appeal elements and their attributes in vacational education institutions. 4. Verify the non-formal adult education appeal elements and their attributes in vacational education institutions. In the theoretical part of this paper, the following topics are discussed: adult education perception theory, non-formal adult education perception, non-formal adult education expression in Lithuania, non-formal adult education appeal perception, and the elements and their attributes of non-formal adult education appeal. In the analytical part of the diploma paper, the data extracted during the quantitative part of the examination is analyzed and the model of non-formal adult education in vacational education institutions appeal is presented. The recommendations are presented based on this model.
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Bringing it all together: formal and informal learning in a university guitar class

Beaumont, Walter Lance 08 April 2016 (has links)
This study seeks to integrate informal and formal music learning in a university guitar class with a secondary focus on evaluating the effectiveness of this approach in meeting student's stated goals for learning the guitar. Salient features in formal music learning were discovered from an examination of guitar method books. Informal features were examined from a reading of extant research on popular music pedagogy and expounded upon through research devoted to specific areas of informal music learning and popular music pedagogy. These features were used in the creation of a guitar curriculum to aid in the integration of both formal and informal music learning in a university guitar class. Data were gathered through pre- and post-study questionnaires, interviews, and video analysis. Analysis of data shows that integrating formal and informal music learning in a beginner's guitar class is effective in meeting student stated goals for the course. Note reading was an area that was not effective in meeting student goals for the course. Data revealed that note reading should be taught slowly, in key based relationships and with fewer notes taught over the 16 week course. Integrating informal music learning procedures in a formal environment proved to be challenging for the students. A difficulty existed in the student's ability to task switch between formal and informal learning in the University setting. Implications from the study are listening should be considered a primary means for learning music and haphazard learning is beneficial, though difficult to include in a systematized curriculum.
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Developmentalism : from here to there : is heutagogy the way there for HR?

Bailey, Moira January 2013 (has links)
There have been suggestions in recent times that the traditional criteria for defining professions is outmoded and inappropriate particularly in relation to the new professions, such as Human Resource Management (HRM). Evans (2008b) has suggested that a more appropriate evaluation is in terms of a commitment to professional development and has identified that this commitment be referred to as ‘developmentalism’. There are a number of ways in which professional development can occur and while traditionally this involved almost exclusively, formal experiences, such as courses, current thinking is now moving towards utilising more accessible, practice based, non-formal mechanisms. The research presented in this thesis investigates how non-formal learning is used to contribute to a climate of developmentalism by Human Resource (HR) practitioners. For this purpose, 17 in-depth semi-structured-interviews with a purposively selected sample of HR practitioners were conducted. The transcripts were analysed based on the four step process of phenomenographic analysis suggested by Marton (1994) cited by Schroder et al (2005) and Soon and Barnard (2002), to discover the qualitatively different ways in which HR practitioners describe, experience, understand and analyse their professional development and the use of non-formal learning in that development. What emerged from the analysis were two sets of categories of description; one for each of the phenomena namely professional development and non-formal learning. In addition, an outcome space for each of the phenomena emerged, illustrating the hierarchical relationship within each set of categories of description as well as the dimensions of variation relating to the phenomena. Also emerging from the analysis was a conceptualised model for professional development comprising non-formal learning using a heutagogical approach in conjunction with the empirically developed HR professionality continuum as a record of achievement. This model is offered as a means of encouraging HR practitioners to participate in professional development. Several recommendations arose from this research, and it is anticipated that these recommendations will be of interest to HR practitioners, their employers, HR educators, and the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD).
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Möjliggöra, förmedla och motivera! : En studie om motivation till formellt och informellt arbetsplatslärande inom kommuner och privata verksamheter

Nordström, Tilda, Erson, Malin January 2022 (has links)
Mot bakgrund av att det ur både ett samhälls- och individperspektiv är viktigt att anställda utvecklas i samma takt som arbetsmarknaden syftar denna studie till att få en ökad förståelse för hur olika verksamheter arbetar med arbetsplatslärande och med att motivera personalen till ett arbetsplatslärande. Den kvalitativa studien som genomförs behandlar kommunala och privata verksamheters arbete med att motivera sin personal till formellt och informellt arbetsplatslärande. För att studera detta har material från sju semistrukturerade intervjuer hämtats. Dessa intervjuer genomfördes med personalvetare som arbetar inom olika områden i både kommunala och privata verksamheter. Det insamlade materialet från intervjuerna analyserades med en tematisk analys där teman och underteman skapades. Studien tar stöd i Knud Illeris teoretiska perspektiv på vad som krävs för att ett arbetsplatslärande ska kunna ske. Det analyseras om verksamheterna upplever att ett arbetsplatslärande äger rum enligt de krav som Illeris teoretiska perspektiv ställer upp. Med stöd i intervjumaterial och det teoretiska perspektivet har en ökad förståelse för hur kommunala och privata verksamheter arbetar med arbetsplatslärande nåtts. Resultatet i denna studie visar att båda verksamheterna lägger störst fokus och prioritering på det informella lärandet och att det formella lärandet ofta hamnar i skymundan. Verksamheterna arbetar inte strategiskt med att motivera anställda utan motivation har visat sig vara en mer individuell faktor som varje individ har en stor påverkan på. Förutsättningar av ett stöttande ledarskap, meningsfullhet i arbetet och en verksamhetskultur respektive gemenskap av lärande har dock visat sig bidra till en ökad motivation. / Given that it from both a societal and individual perspective is important that the employees develop at the same pace as the labor market, this study aims at gaining an increased understanding of how different organizations work with workplace learning and to motivate staff to a workplace learning. The qualitative study that is carried out deals with the work of municipal and private organizations in motivating their staff to formal and informal workplace learning. To examine the purpose of this study data was collected through seven semi-structured interviews with people working with human resources. The data collected from the interviews was analyzed using thematic analysis where themes and sub-themes were created. This study is based on Knud Illeri´s theoretical perspective about what is necessary for a workplace learning to take place. It is analyzed whether the people working with human resources experience that the requirements for achieving workplace learning according to Illeri´s theoretical perspective exist at their workplace. With both data from the interviews and Illeri´s theoretical perspective this study gains an increased understanding of how municipal and private organizations work with motivation and workplace learning. The result of this study shows that both types of organization prioritize informal learning and less formal learning. Neither of the organizations strategically works with motivation towards workplace learning. The results have shown that motivation is mostly based on individual factors which means that the individual has the greatest influence. Prerequisites of a supportive leadership, meaningfulness in work and a business culture and community of learning, however, have shown to contribute to increased motivation.

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