On interfusion of "action-oriented" teaching and confucian education thought
Shujin Wang, Wansheng Jiang, Jianjun Yun
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Shujin Wang, Wansheng Jiang, Jianjun Yun
Abstract
Confucian education thought with a history of 2000 years has the biggest influence on China's present education. And with the social progress, the traditional education is affronted with a profound change. In vocational education, the action-oriented teaching which originates from constructivism theory of education is now applied into practice actively. In this paper, the author makes a comparison between Chinese and Western culture on their differences and common grounds, and suggests to explore the Chinese-style action-oriented teaching that integrates these two teachings into one.
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Confucian education thought with a history of 2000 years has the biggest influence on China's present education. And with the social progress, the traditional education is affronted with a profound change. In vocational education, the action-oriented teaching which originates from constructivism theory of education is now applied into practice actively. In this paper, the author makes a comparison between Chinese and Western culture on their differences and common grounds, and suggests to explore the Chinese-style action-oriented teaching that integrates these two teachings into one.
Key concepts: Action (physics), Vocational education, China, Constructivism (international relations), Computer science, Mathematics education, Pedagogy, Sociology