Navigating Through the Storm
Autor Aharon Aviramen Limba Engleză Paperback – 2010
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789087909772
ISBN-10: 9087909772
Pagini: 446
Dimensiuni: 156 x 236 x 27 mm
Greutate: 0.64 kg
Ediția:Revised edition
Editura: Brill
ISBN-10: 9087909772
Pagini: 446
Dimensiuni: 156 x 236 x 27 mm
Greutate: 0.64 kg
Ediția:Revised edition
Editura: Brill
Recenzii
A terrific book. Aharon Aviram’s trenchant critique of massive educational failure in postmodern democracies is combined with a hopeful agenda for radical educational change. An outstanding contribution to educational research.
—Eamonn Callan, Professor of Education, Stanford University
Educational practices no longer prepare individuals to become effective co-creators of their own futures, and educational establishments are undergoing irrelevant reforms. Aharon Aviram analyzes this state of affairs and presents a set of thought-provoking and fresh proposals for an alternative that deserve the serious consideration of all who truly wish to re-envision learning and education for the 21st Century.
—Jim Dator, Director - Hawaii Research Center for Futures Studies, University of Hawaii at Manoa; Former President - World Futures Studies Federation
The book gives us a very timely wakeup call from the 19th century slumber that many still inhabit and the ensuing common mythical quick fix solutions usually suggested for the deep crisis of Western educational systems in postmodernity. It offers detailed and valiant democratic-humanistic educational goals and guidelines for policy and decision making in the "uncharted waters" of postmodernity.
—John P. Portelli, Professor and Co-Director - Centre for Leadership and Diversity, OISE, University of Toronto
A magnificent book, enormously interesting, important and disturbing. Essential reading for those struggling to understand the tectonic shifts in philosophy, technology and general lifestyle responsible for that weltanschauung which has pushed contemporary educational systems 'beyond their expiration date', so necessitating a fundamental 'reinvention of education from scratch'.
—John Abbott, President - The 21st Century Learning Initiative
—Eamonn Callan, Professor of Education, Stanford University
Educational practices no longer prepare individuals to become effective co-creators of their own futures, and educational establishments are undergoing irrelevant reforms. Aharon Aviram analyzes this state of affairs and presents a set of thought-provoking and fresh proposals for an alternative that deserve the serious consideration of all who truly wish to re-envision learning and education for the 21st Century.
—Jim Dator, Director - Hawaii Research Center for Futures Studies, University of Hawaii at Manoa; Former President - World Futures Studies Federation
The book gives us a very timely wakeup call from the 19th century slumber that many still inhabit and the ensuing common mythical quick fix solutions usually suggested for the deep crisis of Western educational systems in postmodernity. It offers detailed and valiant democratic-humanistic educational goals and guidelines for policy and decision making in the "uncharted waters" of postmodernity.
—John P. Portelli, Professor and Co-Director - Centre for Leadership and Diversity, OISE, University of Toronto
A magnificent book, enormously interesting, important and disturbing. Essential reading for those struggling to understand the tectonic shifts in philosophy, technology and general lifestyle responsible for that weltanschauung which has pushed contemporary educational systems 'beyond their expiration date', so necessitating a fundamental 'reinvention of education from scratch'.
—John Abbott, President - The 21st Century Learning Initiative