2019
DOI: 10.17770/sie2019vol2.3824
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Power Relations of the Participants of the Educational Process and Their Transformation in the Perspective of the Learning Paradigm

Abstract: The article deals with the problems of the power relations of the participants of the educational process. In the educational process, power is usually demonstrated not directly, but it is expressed employing rituals, rules, subtle control mechanisms, etc. Traditional teaching forms and methods, focused on the transferring of knowledge, help to maintain hierarchical relations in the educational process. The scientists (Duoblienė, 2009) notice that it is not possible to avoid power relations, but they can be re… Show more

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“…Reflecting on the experiences of teaching/learning at school becomes a basis for the (re)construction of the educational experience creating personal visions of the professional pedagogical activity (Lenkauskaitė & Masiliauskienė, 2019). Various scientists (Ho & Tan, 2013;Uerz, Volman, & Kral, 2017;Lenkauskaitė, 2019;Lenkauskaitė & Masiliauskienė, 2019, etc. ) point out that for the (re)construction of the educational experience, the future teacher's ability to critically evaluate experiences focusing on the things that should be or could be is especially important.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Reflecting on the experiences of teaching/learning at school becomes a basis for the (re)construction of the educational experience creating personal visions of the professional pedagogical activity (Lenkauskaitė & Masiliauskienė, 2019). Various scientists (Ho & Tan, 2013;Uerz, Volman, & Kral, 2017;Lenkauskaitė, 2019;Lenkauskaitė & Masiliauskienė, 2019, etc. ) point out that for the (re)construction of the educational experience, the future teacher's ability to critically evaluate experiences focusing on the things that should be or could be is especially important.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%