ERIC Number: ED577327
Record Type: Non-Journal
Publication Date: 2017-Apr-28
Pages: 8
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Epistemological Models of the Teacher-Students Interaction in Academic Learning
Yavoruk, Oleg
Online Submission, Paper presented at the Education, Psychology, and Humanities International Conference (Washington, DC, Apr 28, 2017)
This study deals with the most popular forms of the classroom communication related to the scientific cognitive models. The teachers tend to use simple intuitive models to describe the teaching issues: "Bucket theory"; "Knowledge floodlight"; "Interaction"; "Rationalism"; "Criticism"; "Anamnesis"; "Cognition cycle"; "Anything goes". Nevertheless, we can find all these models in university courses of history, philosophy, psychology, pedagogy and didactics. However, the opinion of a physics teacher, who thinks that he has invented a radically new pedagogical instrument, is quite interesting. Many teachers use these models unconsciously and in a peculiar interpretation. And their experience is remarkably useful.
Publication Type: Speeches/Meeting Papers; Reports - Evaluative
Education Level: Higher Education
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Language: English
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Identifiers - Location: Russia
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