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Autori principali: Kazemek, Francis E., Rigg, Pat
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1983
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Accesso online:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ290859
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author Kazemek, Francis E.
Rigg, Pat
author_facet Kazemek, Francis E.
Rigg, Pat
Kazemek, Francis E.
Rigg, Pat
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contents Treating Men Like Boys: Pedagogy at a Job Corps Center. Kazemek, Francis E. Rigg, Pat Andragogy Basic Skills Change Strategies Daily Living Skills Disadvantaged Youth Educational Philosophy Instructional Improvement Instructional Materials Job Skills Minority Groups Reading Instruction Self Concept Skill Development Teaching Methods Reports on a pedagogically based (in contrast to andragogy--the art of helping adults learn) library program that treated young men like boys. Suggests that the underlying pedagogical philosophy negatively affected materials selected, teaching techniques used, and students' perceptions of themselves. (CMG)
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spellingShingle Treating Men Like Boys: Pedagogy at a Job Corps Center.
Kazemek, Francis E.
Rigg, Pat
Andragogy
Basic Skills
Change Strategies
Daily Living Skills
Disadvantaged Youth
Educational Philosophy
Instructional Improvement
Instructional Materials
Job Skills
Minority Groups
Reading Instruction
Self Concept
Skill Development
Teaching Methods
Treating Men Like Boys: Pedagogy at a Job Corps Center. Kazemek, Francis E. Rigg, Pat Andragogy Basic Skills Change Strategies Daily Living Skills Disadvantaged Youth Educational Philosophy Instructional Improvement Instructional Materials Job Skills Minority Groups Reading Instruction Self Concept Skill Development Teaching Methods Reports on a pedagogically based (in contrast to andragogy--the art of helping adults learn) library program that treated young men like boys. Suggests that the underlying pedagogical philosophy negatively affected materials selected, teaching techniques used, and students' perceptions of themselves. (CMG)
title Treating Men Like Boys: Pedagogy at a Job Corps Center.
topic Andragogy
Basic Skills
Change Strategies
Daily Living Skills
Disadvantaged Youth
Educational Philosophy
Instructional Improvement
Instructional Materials
Job Skills
Minority Groups
Reading Instruction
Self Concept
Skill Development
Teaching Methods
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ290859