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Academic Learning vs Everyday Learning?: How do 21st Century Learning Trends Break Down the Dichotomy?

Editat de Eric Chi Keung CHENG, Rowena Hoi Yee LIU
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 12 feb 2026
The 21st century has witnessed various learning trends that challenge the traditional dichotomy between academic and everyday learning. This book explores these trends, arguing that we can bridge this gap to revolutionize education for the benefit of learners and the betterment of the real world.
 
Taking a comprehensive perspective that spans the educational spectrum from kindergarten to tertiary and adult education, the book presents an integrated matrix of pedagogies that foster the integration of academic and everyday learning. This matrix encompasses key learning areas, including languages, mathematics, science, technology, personal, social and humanities education (PSHE), and the arts. The book emphasizes incorporating real-life contexts, practical applications, and relevant skills into academic learning while recognizing the value of theory-practice integration. Drawing on examples, case studies, and best practices, the book demonstrates the successful implementation of these approaches.
 
This book will appeal to scholars of educational theory, learning and instruction, and curriculum studies.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781041140511
ISBN-10: 1041140517
Pagini: 258
Ilustrații: 108
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 mm
Ediția:1
Editura: Taylor & Francis
Colecția Routledge
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom

Public țintă

Postgraduate and Professional Reference

Cuprins

Part 1 – Introduction  1. Breaking the traditional academic and everyday learning dichotomy  Part 2 – Approaches to break the dichotomy  2. Bridging theory and practice through dialogic collaborative inquiry and online discussion in teacher education  3. Nurturing pre-service teachers through scenario-based learning: A case study of the Play and Pedagogy Discovery Space  4. Medical problem-based learning within and beyond the classroom  5. Experiential learning as a powerful adhesive between academic and everyday learning  Part 3 – Theory-practice integration across key learning areas  6. Unravelling the Synergy: Exploring the interplay between academic learning and everyday learning within the context of online Social annotation  7. Revisiting the root of STEM in Mathematics education  8. An experiential approach to learning and teaching Science in a regional educational institution  9. AI literacy and the future of education  10. Micro-credentials in Professional and Vocational Education: Concepts, Trends, and Learner Perceptions  11. Exploring financial decision-making among adolescents: An application of the Theory of Planned Behaviour  12. Redesigning PSHE curriculum to bridge academic and everyday English as the medium of instruction: Case studies of a university-school support programme in Hong Kong  13. Harmonising musical notes and life: The role of e-Orch in bridging academic Music learning and everyday experiences  Part 4 – Conclusion  14. Toward a Unified Vision of Academic and Everyday Learning

Notă biografică

 Eric Chi Keung CHENG is the Vice President (Academic) of Yew Chung College of Early Childhood Education. He has initiated over 20 research projects in Knowledge Management and School Improvement, and published over 80 international journal papers, book chapters, and ten academic books.
 
Rowena Hoi Yee LIU is a lecturer at the Faculty of Education, The University of Hong Kong. Her research interests include experiential life-wide learning, curriculum design, values, ethics and spiritual education. She has been committed to various university-school partnership projects for curriculum development.

Descriere

The 21st century has witnessed various learning trends that challenge the traditional dichotomy between academic learning and everyday learning. This book explores these trends and argues that we can bridge this gap and revolutionize education for the benefit of learners and the betterment of the authentic world.