2020
DOI: 10.1088/1742-6596/1456/1/012043
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The innovation of module training based heutagogy as an acceleration for increasing pedagogical supremacy of vocational education lecturers in the industrial revolution 4.0

Abstract: This study aims to find the factors that cause the low pedagogical supremacy competence of vocational education lecturers and examine the attractiveness of heutagogy-based training module innovations to improve pedagogical supremacy of vocational education lecturers. This research uses the R&D method. The research focused on tertiary education in vocational fields in East Java. The results and findings in this study include: (1) the factors that cause the low pedagogical supremacy competency of vocational … Show more

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“…e action-oriented teaching mode is different from other teaching modes [9]. It combines the actual situation of students and focuses on cultivating students' comprehensive learning ability, professional practice ability, and social development ability in the teaching process [10]. It emphasizes starting by improving students' interest in learning, focusing on practical teaching links, and highlighting the comprehensive training of students' professional practical ability.…”
Section: E Basic Concept and Scope Of Action-oriented Teachingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…e action-oriented teaching mode is different from other teaching modes [9]. It combines the actual situation of students and focuses on cultivating students' comprehensive learning ability, professional practice ability, and social development ability in the teaching process [10]. It emphasizes starting by improving students' interest in learning, focusing on practical teaching links, and highlighting the comprehensive training of students' professional practical ability.…”
Section: E Basic Concept and Scope Of Action-oriented Teachingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Table 1 summarizes the previous relevant heutagogical studies that can be categorized into two research directions; namely the category/principle and the type of environment. The category or principle perspective, in which heutagogy is defined as the center of the teaching and learning process and becomes an active agent of all learning experiences, from planning and execution to learning assessment [2,9,15]. The main goals of these studies are to understand the perceptions, needs and experiences of learners or their characteristics or to develop a learner-centered curriculum.…”
Section: Heutagogical Study and Instrumentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Critical thinking can be developed among students [21] to solve learning problems [22] and researcher found that reflective independent and critical thinking skills can be developed [3]. Perceptions [21] Semi-structured group interviews Heutagogical needs and experiences of the learner [4] Interviews, literature review, documentation, and observation Curriculum development [15,22] Group discussion Semantics search and discussion Questionnaire survey Strategy and implementation [23] Standardized and open-ended interviews…”
Section: Heutagogical Study and Instrumentmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…(Ahmad dan Yuliatri Sastra Wijaya, 2011) So far, lecturers still use the conventional approach, and applying assessment techniques has not been optimal. Learning innovation and lecturer assessment are still low (Putra et al, 2020). (Annabi & Muller, 2016) Lecturers in learning mainly provide information according to estimates, imagination, and stories, without showing the truth that is happening around contextually, while students do nothing but listen to what the lecturer is informed, namely: the lecturer gives examples of questions, students listen, the lecturer asks questions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%