Theoretical bases of education WNP-PPW-TPWC-SCH
Theory of upbringing as a scientific discipline; Upbringing: various definitional approaches; Anthropological and axiological bases of upbringing; Structure of the process of upbringing and its dynamics; Subjectivity in upbringing; The process of moral upbringing and its structure; Basic upbringing environments; Upbringing in the face of challenges of the modern world.
After completing the course, the student is able to characterize the foundations of the theory of upbringing, analyze the relationship between the theory of upbringing and other pedagogical disciplines; apply theoretical knowledge to the process of solving upbringing problems; indicate the links between the processes of upbringing and other social processes; make a critical analysis of the theory in the context of the changes of the modern world.
(in Polish) E-Learning
(in Polish) Grupa przedmiotów ogólnouczenianych
(in Polish) Opis nakładu pracy studenta w ECTS
Term 2022/23_L: STUDENT ACTIVITY - STUDENT WORK EFFORT in hours
Contact hours - exercises - 15 h
Preparing for classes, reading - 15 h
Preparing for Assessment - 5 h
preparation of presentation - 15 h
The total number of ECTS points - 50 h/25 = 2 | Term 2023/24_L: STUDENT ACTIVITY - STUDENT WORKLOAD IN HRS.
Contact hours - exercises - 15 hrs.
Preparation for classes, reading - 15 hrs.
Preparation for credit - 5 hrs.
Preparation of a paper and presentation - 15 hrs.
Total number of ECTS credits - 50 hrs /25 = 2. |
Subject level
Learning outcome code/codes
Type of subject
Preliminary Requirements
Course coordinators
Learning outcomes
Knowledge:
- The student characterizes the philosophical, socio-cultural and historical foundations of educational theory.
- Describes the theoretical foundations pertaining to upbringing and presents a structured knowledge of various upbringing environments.
Skills:
- Upon completion of the course, the student is able to analyze the relationship between educational theory and other pedagogical disciplines;
- Uses basic theoretical knowledge of the theoretical foundations of upbringing to analyze and interpret upbringing problems.
Competencies:
- Justifies the importance of acquired knowledge in the process of self-improvement in the pedagogical profession.
- Takes into account the importance of interdisciplinary knowledge in explaining and describing the upbringing and education of the child;
Assessment criteria
Continuous assessment:
preparation of presentation,
preparation of a paper,
written colloquium.
The final grade consists of class attendance, preparation and activity during class, and the grade from the written colloquium.
3.0 - Presents a structured knowledge of the basics of parenting and knows how to develop parenting strategies.
3.5 - Presents the fundamentals (philosophical, anthropological, axiological) of upbringing and a structured knowledge of upbringing and various educational environments.
4.0 - Can present organized knowledge and fundamentals (philosophical, anthropological, axiological) of upbringing and justify the importance of acquired knowledge in the process of self-improvement in the teaching profession.
4.5 - Able to present the fundamentals of upbringing; present structured knowledge about upbringing and various educational environments; analyze and interpret contemporary educational problems.
5.0 - Able to characterize the foundations of the theory of upbringing; present an organized knowledge of the anthropological and axiological foundations of upbringing; be able to present an organized knowledge of moral upbringing and subjectivity in upbringing; be able to analyze and interpret upbringing problems.
Bibliography
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