Theoretical Pedagogy. In 2 volumes
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Theoretical Pedagogy. In 2 volumes
9.99 €
This textbook is a standardized course in general pedagogy.
It systematically presents pedagogical theory, introduces the fundamental concepts of pedagogy, and reveals the essence of the pedagogical process from the perspective of the Orthodox worldview. The textbook aligns with the original curricula for the courses "Introduction to Pedagogical Activity" and "Theory and Methods of Education," compiled based on the state standard for basic pedagogical education. It has been expanded and supplemented by consideration of certain issues from the perspective of Orthodox pedagogical thought.
The author of this textbook, S. Yu. Divnogortseva, PhD in Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor, and Head of the Department of Pedagogy and Methodology of Primary Education at St. Tikhon's Orthodox University for the Humanities, addresses the spiritual and moral foundations of pedagogy within the context of the Orthodox cultural tradition.
Recommended for university students studying pedagogy as a required subject in the humanities, as well as students of religious educational institutions, clergy, school and college teachers, parents, and all readers interested in the problems of raising children.
It systematically presents pedagogical theory, introduces the fundamental concepts of pedagogy, and reveals the essence of the pedagogical process from the perspective of the Orthodox worldview. The textbook aligns with the original curricula for the courses "Introduction to Pedagogical Activity" and "Theory and Methods of Education," compiled based on the state standard for basic pedagogical education. It has been expanded and supplemented by consideration of certain issues from the perspective of Orthodox pedagogical thought.
The author of this textbook, S. Yu. Divnogortseva, PhD in Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor, and Head of the Department of Pedagogy and Methodology of Primary Education at St. Tikhon's Orthodox University for the Humanities, addresses the spiritual and moral foundations of pedagogy within the context of the Orthodox cultural tradition.
Recommended for university students studying pedagogy as a required subject in the humanities, as well as students of religious educational institutions, clergy, school and college teachers, parents, and all readers interested in the problems of raising children.
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