This study aims at investigating similarities and differences in the curriculum development processes in two selected pesantrens in South Kalimantan, Indonesia. The research explores the involvement of key stakeholders in the curriculum development processes and the curriculum itself. The study is a qualitative approach, which, in collecting the data, employs in-depth interviews with the kyais (leaders), ustadzs (teachers), and santris (students); observation on the pesantrens’ daily life and classroom activities; and relevant documentation. The findings suggest that there are similarities and differences in both pesantrens in the curriculum development processes. Both pesantrens can be classified as Site-Based Managed Schools in which all interactions of the members are permeated with some values. However, Pesantren A has a rather collaborative and goal-oriented curriculum development process, while Pesantren B tended to conduct a single-handed and content-oriented one. The curriculum of Pesantren A is a subject-based curriculum accommodating both religious and non-religious disciplines in relatively the same proportion, whereas that of Pesantren B is a kitab (book)-based curriculum accommodating largely religious disciplines. Overall, it was found that both pesantrens need to conduct more collaborative and systematic curriculum processes. To do so, since ustadzs have a significant influence on the curriculum, there is a need for well-directed and organised professional development programs focusing on pedagogical issues. There is also a need to set some indicators for curriculum evaluation based on the context of Islamic education and immediate societal demands.

This thesis analyses education and upbringing of children in China during the rule of the Qing dynasty and it concretely focuses on poetry, mainly the anthology Three Hundred Tang Poems. The thesis is based on the overall characterization of traditional education in China, how it is described in contemporary literary science, and more specifically it concentrates on the anthology of verses which was intended for educating children in the intellectually developed households. The paper consists of two main parts. The first part discusses aspects of the traditional Chinese educational system. The second part in detail introduces the above-mentioned anthology, its historical formation, content and an analysis of its themes. A conclusion aims to answer the question of role of the poetry in the Chinese educational system and to summarise approaches for teaching poetry. Keywords: Tang shi sanbai shou 唐詩三百首, Chinese poetry, Traditional Chinese Education

Made available in DSpace on 2016-08-17T18:01:58Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 MONICA RIBEIRO MORAES DE ALMEIDA.pdf: 1161433 bytes, checksum: 2140ea8bdca9e350f8b6c455d5881713 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2009-02-19 / FUNDAÇÃO DE AMPARO À PESQUISA E AO DESENVOLVIMENTO CIENTIFICO E TECNOLÓGICO DO MARANHÃO / This dissertation examines the relationship of Ramkokamekrá / Canela with the school. From the way it is organized and structured search see how they reproduce and how to articulate to meet new sociocultural needs and the pace of life. So, has the traditional forms of education taking three rituals: Khêêntúwayê, Pepyê and Pepkahàk; as important elements to understand how the Canelas internalize its members in its way of being, ensuring its survival as a group. Uses the myth of Awkhê as a tool for analyzing the relationship: Canelas / School, as essential to understand the tense relationship with establishing otherness. / Esta dissertação analisa a relação dos Ramkokamekrá/Canela com a instituição escolar. A partir da forma como se organizam e se estruturam busca perceber como se reproduzem e como se articulam para atender às novas necessidades sócioculturais e ao ritmo de vida social. Assim, apresenta as formas tradicionais de educação tomando três rituais: Khêêntúwayê, Pepyê e Pepkahàk; como importantes elementos para entender como os Canelas internalizam em seus membros a sua maneira de ser, garantindo a sua sobrevivência enquanto grupo. Utiliza o mito de Awkhê como ferramenta de análise da relação: Canelas/ Escola, como elemento essencial para compreender a relação tensa que estabelecem com a alteridade.

The purposes of this study were (1) to describe and analyze the organization and content of nonprofit corporate curricula, (2) to describe and analyze the background and status of nonprofit corporate college faculty, and (3) to describe and analyze the demographics, educational background, and employment characteristics of students in nonprofit corporate colleges. Institutional demographics on student enrollment, number of graduates, admission policy, tuition cost, types of financial aid programs, student housing, and schedule of classes were gathered as well. Data were collected from survey instruments returned by 12 nonprofit corporate college administrators. The data were treated to produce frequencies and percentages. The study revealed that the majority of nonprofit corporate colleges are specialized institutions which primarily offer graduate degree programs. Faculty are most likely full-time, non-tenured employees. White males between the ages of 25 and 40 constitute an overwhelming majority of the student population. Two major findings unrelated to the purposes of the study were revealed during this investigation. They are (1) the term corporate college and the definition are sometimes misunderstood and (2) three corporate colleges identified last year have ceased operating as post-secondary degree-granting institutions.

Submitted by William Justo Figueiro (williamjf) on 2015-07-17T21:26:03Z No. of bitstreams: 1 26c.pdf: 2800596 bytes, checksum: 5f5ba52c63898734c3e4a282a709573e (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2015-07-17T21:26:03Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 26c.pdf: 2800596 bytes, checksum: 5f5ba52c63898734c3e4a282a709573e (MD5) Previous issue date: 2014-07-21 / Nenhuma / Para os povos indígenas, a escola se instalou como um processo exógeno às comunidades originárias. As críticas partem do pressuposto de que adaptar um currículo existente não é o mesmo que criar uma escola com processos próprios de aprendizagem. Em um currículo adaptado, é suprimido, muitas vezes, viver a própria educação. É uma diferença acentuada quando se busca compreender e administrar o tempo, a cosmologia, os símbolos e os ritos. O estudo se propôs entender a participação da comunidade indígena nas propostas de educação. Enquanto o governo propõe uma política engessada, o indígena diz que o ser humano desvalorizou as outras formas de leitura e de escrita do mundo e impôs seus próprios olhares e métodos científicos. Fez crer que sua escrita era mais perfeita do que culturas infinitamente mais antigas. Os ensinamentos são transferidos de forma espontânea entre os membros da tribo, sem a necessidade das figuras específicas de quem ensina e de quem aprende. Esta perspectiva não caracteriza um detentor do saber, e não há limite físico do espaço de aprendizagem, ou seja, toda aldeia é local para interagir e aprender. O estudo é uma pesquisa qualitativa que buscou compreender os anseios da comunidade Coxilha da Cruz na escola Escola Estadual Indígena Ensino Fundamental Tekoa Porã à proposta de escolarização do governo do Estado do Rio Grande do Sul e a importância de sua participação nos processos de decisão. A metodologia aplicada é um Estudo de Caso, que contou com a observação participante, pesquisa documental e entrevista semiestruturada como instrumentos de coleta de dados. O trabalho está estruturado em três capítulos. O primeiro, intitulado ‘A proposta de Educação Pública do Estado para os Povos Indígenas’, seguido de ‘Aprendizagens na Cultura Mbyá Guarani’, e finaliza com um capítulo chamado ‘Encontro com o povo Mbyá Guarani da aldeia Coxilha da Cruz’. Para a apresentação histórica dos movimentos indigenistas no Brasil, as referências principais são Rosane Freire Lacerda (2007), Manuela Carneiro da Cunha (1993), Silvio Coelho Santos (2004) e Fábio K. Comparato (2007), que auxiliaram no conhecimento da história, das políticas indigenistas, do direito e da cidadania dos povos indígena no Brasil. Na problematização das ações afirmativas para a promoção da educação escolar indígena, utilizei prioritariamente os seguintes autores: Antonio Hilário Aguilera Urquiza (2010), Adir Casaro Nascimento (2010), José Ribamar Bessa Freire (2004), Luís Donisete Benzi Grupioni (2000), Aracy Lopes da Silva (2000), Wilmar da Rocha D’Angelis (1999), Maria Aparecida Bergamaschi (2005), que escrevem sobre os contextos políticos e administrativos da Educação Escolar Indígena e os processos interculturais gerados pela institucionalização da escola para os indígenas. A escola na aldeia se organiza com a matriz de uma escola ocidental, mas que escapa à rigidez, pois possui seu próprio tempo em seu próprio espaço. Constrói sua identidade pelo viver Guarani. / For the indigenous, the school settled as an exogenous process originating communities. The criticisms are based on the assumption that adapt an existing curriculum is not the same as creating a school with own learning process. In an adapted curriculum, is suppressed, often, live his own education. It's a marked difference when it tries to understand and manage the time, cosmology, the symbols and rites. The study set out to understand the participation of the indigenous community education proposals. While the Government proposes a policy in a cast, the indigenous says the man was devalued the other forms of reading and writing the world and imposed their own looks and scientific methods. Did believe that his writing was more perfect than infinitely older cultures. The teachings are passed spontaneously among tribe members, without the need of specific figures who teaches and learns. This perspective does not features a holder of knowledge, and there is no physical limit of the learning space, namely, the whole village is place to interact and learn. The study is a qualitative research that sought to understand the aspirations of the community school cross EEIEF Coxilha Tekoa However the proposal of education of the Government of the State of Rio Grande do Sul and the importance of their participation in decision process. The methodology applied is a case study, participant observation, documentary research and semi-structured interview data collection instruments. The work is structured in three chapters. The first, titled ' the proposal for State Public Education for indigenous peoples ', followed by ' Mbyá Guarani culture Learning ', and ends with a chapter called ' encounter with the Mbyá Guarani people of village Coxilha da Cruz '. For the historical presentation of the indigenous movement in Brazil, the main references are Rosane Freire Lacerda (2007), Manuela Carneiro da Cunha (1993), Silvio Coelho Santos (2004) and Fábio k. Comparato (2207), which assisted in the knowledge of history, indigenous policies, law and indigenous peoples ' citizenship in Brazil. On questioning of affirmative actions for the promotion of indigenous school education, used primarily the following authors: Antonio Hilário Aguilera Urquiza (2010), Adir Casaro Nascimento (2010), José Ribamar Bessa Freire (2004), Luís Donisete Benzi Grupioni (2000), Aracy Lopes da Silva (2000), Wilmar da Rocha D’Angelis (1999), Maria Aparecida Bergamaschi (2005), writing about the political and administrative contexts of Indigenous school education and intercultural processes generated by the institutionalization of school for indigenous peoples. The school in the village is organized with the matrix of a Western school, but who escapes the rigidity, because it has its own time in their own space. Build your identity through live Guarani.

Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-27T14:31:53Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 candido jasse.pdf: 4814294 bytes, checksum: 77af281c87241e3b208343b660f10093 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2006-08-03 / The presente research studies lhe impact of traditional native education on a modem official education in lhe scope of initiations rites effects upon school achievement of lhe pupils initiated It aims to identifyeducational effects embedded in the traditional native education through. initiatian rites that influence school achievement afilie pupils initiated. The methods and means of transmissionof knowledgeapplied in the native education, are at lhe core of this research in an attemptto assess their effectivenessin the building of personalityand bringing up new moral and ethic values fostering scholl achievementofthe initiated youngsters. The study of educationalimpact acknowledgesthat lhe subjects of lhe study are a racional species that owns culture. The study outcomes highlight that: 1. Tradionalcommunitiesexpress great worry about lhe official school effectivinessregarding lhe basic education for lhe new generations.The fact of official school beeing under govermmentinhbits lhe communitiesto overtly express their opinion in lhe relation no matter for jt is taken for granted that what is under stat contrai mnst be honorably and full carried out. This situationtums the apparentconflictbetween native education and official educationinto a longstandingconflictbetweenlhe two educationalsystems is a social and cultural imperative. 2. Teachers,as those who put into efectlhe modem educationpolicies are awãte of lhe relevanceof some educationalaspects of native education,but due rigidity of lhe official education,there is no roam for teachersinitiativeswhen carrying out official teachingand leaming programs / A presente pesquisa tem como objecto de estudo o impacto da educação autóctone tradicional sobre a educação oficial moderna, no âmbito dos ritos de iniciação autoctones sobre o rendimento escolar dos alunos iniciados. O objectivo da pesquisa é identificar os aspectos educativos contidos nas acções da educação autóctone tradicional através dos ritos de iniciação que influênciam o rendimento escolar dos alunos iniciados do sexo masculino num ambiente étnico-linguístico-cultural matswa no Distrito de Vilanculos Provincia de Inhambane, Moçambique. Os métodos e meios de transmissão de conhecimentos empregados na educação autóctone mereceram a atenção central neste estudo, na intenção de se avaliar a sua eficácia na formação da personalidade e produção de novos valoresmorais e éticosnos iniciadosfavorecendoo seurendimento escolar. Oa resultadosda pesquisa apontampara o seguinte: 1. As comunidadestradicionaismostram-seaflitas pela ineficáciada escola oficial em relação à educação de base humana das novas gerações. O facto de a escola oficial ser do Governo inibe as comunidades de exprimirem abertamente as suas opinões relativas a essa questão, isto porque reina um ambiente de que o que é do Estado deve ser honrado e cumprido integralmente. Esta situação faz com que o conflito (aparente) entre a educação autóctone e a educação , oficial se mantenha por muito tempo, embora haja evidências de que a articulação dos dois sistemas educativos seja um imperativo sociocultural. 2. Os executores da política educacional moderna (professores) têm consciência da relevância de alguns aspectos educativos da educação autóctone, mas, porque o regime instituido pelo sistema de educação oficial é rígido, não há espaço para acomodar as iniciativas dos professores, no cumprimento dos programas de ensino-aprendizagem oficial

Cette thèse s’attache à éclairer un objet peu investigué par la recherche à et sur Djibouti : les liens entre savoir et pouvoir dans un contexte où interagissent tradition pastorale de type nomade et non-tradition sédentaire d’origine coloniale. A partir de constats d’expérience et de l’hypothèse par eux suggérée que savoir et pouvoir ont des liens, elle examine, selon un cadre théorique multiréférentiel (au sens de Jacques Ardoino), et (entre autres sources) par une approche ethnographique précédée d’une démarche exploratoire par entretiens semi-directifs : l’éducation traditionnelle, l’éducation scolaire d’origine coloniale ainsi que l’impact de la scolarisation sur les rapports sociaux traditionnels. Elle met en lumière les configurations éducatives traditionnelles et repère des liens organisés par l’âge entre savoir non-écrit (savoir ancestral) et pouvoir. Elle pointe l’école et ses configurations éducatives où s’acquiert un savoir qui, selon une logique largement déconnectée de l’âge de ses bénéficiaires, confère du pouvoir. Elle montre que, dans le contexte colonial et postcolonial, la scolarisation, par le savoir qu’elle transmet et le pouvoir lié à ce savoir en termes de possibilités, impacte les rapports sociaux traditionnels. En effet, dans l’espace dominant qu’est la ville coloniale puis post-coloniale, les pasteurs autochtones scolarisés se retrouvent en position haute à l’égard de leurs compatriotes non-scolarisés, y compris lorsque ces derniers sont plus âgés qu’eux. C’est, par exemple, le cas à l’endroit de leurs propres parents si ceux-ci n’ont pas fréquenté l’école. Cela crée un renversement de situation par rapport au postulat traditionnel qui veut que le sujet soit plus ‘’sachant’’ que les moins âgés que lui et donc les parents plus ‘’sachants’’ que leurs enfants. Les résultats de la thèse apparaissent plutôt transposables dans des contextes comparables, notamment en Afrique. Enfin, sont repérés dans cette recherche, non sans quelque relation avec l’objet investigué, des phénomènes sociaux à l’oeuvre à Djibouti, et peut-être pas seulement à Djibouti : effets du changement climatique, une montée de la religiosité, une catachrèse des objets et lieux urbains par les pasteurs, une pratique sociale autour de la consommation du khat que nous appelons le khater, ou encore un sentiment de régression qui, en ville comme à la campagne, traverse les lieux de sociabilité. Ce sont là autant de perspectives intéressantes de recherche. / This thesis is aimed at clarifying a topic poorly investigated by research in and on Djibouti: the links between Knowledge and Power in a context where have been interacting nomadic pastoral tradition and non-tradition of colonial origin. From findings of experience and the hypothesis based on them that Knowledge and Power have links, the thesis examines, in a multi-referential theoretical framework (within the meaning of Jacques Ardoino), and (among other sources) through an ethnographic approach preceded by a semi-structured interview-based exploration: Traditional Education, School Education of colonial origin as well as the Impact of the Schooling on the Traditional Social Relations. It brings to light the Traditional Educational Configurations and reveals age-structured Links between non-written Knowledge (Ancestral Knowledge) and Power. It also points at School and its Educational Configurations where is acquired a Knowledge which, in a way widely disconnected from its recipients’ age, gives Power. It shows that, in the colonial and postcolonial context, Schooling, through the Knowledge it gives and the Power linked to this Knowledge in terms of opportunities, impacts Traditional Social Relations. In fact, in the dominant colonial and postcolonial urban area, i.e the town, the schooled pastoralists are in higher position compared to their non-schooled fellow natives, even if the latter are older than them. It’s, for example, the case toward their own parents if these have not attended school. This creates a reversal situation compared to the Traditional Pastoral Assumption that the Individual knows more than those younger than him and so do the parents with regard to their children. The results of the thesis appear rather transferrable into similar contexts, especially in Africa. Finally, are pointed at in this research, in some relation with the topic investigated, social phenomena at work in Djibouti, and perhaps not only in Djibouti: Climate change effects, Rise of religiosity, Catachresis of Urban Items and Places, a Social Practice around the Consumption of Khat that we call the Khating, or a Sense of Regression which is shared in rural and urban Places of Sociability. These are interesting directions of research.

This dissertation thesis deals with a comparison of teaching of economic subjects at secondary special schools of economics in the Czech republic nad Germany. The thesis focuses on a different usage of conceptions and organizational forms of teaching that undoubtedly have a great impact on a teaching process. I also investigate other parameters such as the contentual aspect of education, didactic principles or the usage of didactic technics during the teaching process. It is a teacher, above all, who impacts the instruction by making a choice between traditional and problem-based teaching, and therefore fundamentally affects the teaching process, the extent to which students are involved in their lessons, as well as students' activity and motivation. The goal of my thesis is to compare teaching of economic subjects in the Czech Republic and Germany. The comparison is focused on an affirmation of differentiated instruction, on its impact on different levels of activity and motivation of students and the extent to which students are involved in their lessons. I would also like to refer to the fact that using of the problem-based teaching method leads to an assurance of meeting requested results grounded in crucial and professional competences of general educational programmes. To compare the types of teaching processes I have chosen to use a direct observation method that I have realised by making inspections of classes at business colleges, economic lyceums in the Czech Republic and at business grammar schools in two Federal Republics.

This research is predicated in the firm conviction that the quality of education is dependent upon the quality of teachers. Teachers as the bedrock of education must participate actively and conscientiously in their intellectual growth through various forms of INSET discussed in the research. From an international comparative perspective DE as a strategy of INSET is deemed as the most functional, if not prudent and efficacious educational experience for the upgrading and improvement of the qualifications of teachers. In this research the origin of DE in terms of its antecedents and evolution, the raison d'etre and the advantages and limitations of DE are adumbrated in order to focus on the complexity and diversity of DE. As part of the conceptual and theoretical framework various terms used synonymously with DE are considered. A syntagma of principles providing a utilitarian and pragmatic connotation for DE is then postulated. Selected theories relevant to DE provide the synthesis for theoretical perspectives. The typology of DE institutions comprising autonomous, dedicated providers of DE and those that are mixed or hybrid or dual mode systems is analyzed. In koeping with the theme of educational borrowing fundamental to comparative education studies provision of DE by the UKOU and AU for developed countries, IGNOU and the ZINTEC model for developing countries is discussed. National examples are UNISA, Vista University and SACTE. The provincial institutions discussed are the former SCE, NCE, UCFE and the newly formed SACOL. General and specific recommendations for the provision of DE programmes for the upgrading and improvement of the qualifications of teachers in the Province of KwaZulu-Natal are adumbrated. By way of conclusion, it is iterated that the provision of DE for the upgrading and improvement of the qualifications of teachers is irrefragably xxvii the quintessential factor in the new generation of teacher education and a pivotal element for INSET. / Educational Studies / D. Ed. (Comparative Education)

It is widely accepted that in order for education to serve the people effectively, the school curriculum should be localised. In Namibia a high rate of failure, unemployment and a low standard of life, especially among the black section of the population, is attributed to the foreign education which the people receive. This study attempts to shed some light on the nature of school curriculum. From a comparative study of attempts of Africanisation of the school curriculum in three African countries, some universal strategies can be distilled. A short survey is given of the school curriculum in Namibia and the history of its development. Finally, on the basis of the distilled strategies, some guidelines are drawn concerning Africanisation of the school curriculum in Namibia. These guidelines could be used to make the school curriculum in Namibia more relevant / Educational Studies / M. Ed. (Comparative Education)