Exploring the virtual world of learning across generations

Marcin Rojek, Joanna Leek, Petr Svoboda

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160

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Rojek, Marcin; Leek, Joanna; Svoboda, Petr. Exploring the virtual world of learning across generations. Red. . Łódź: Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego, 2020, 160 s. ISBN 978-83-8142-859-0

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ICT, intergenerational learning, immigrant youth education, information and communications technology

The book addresses the issue of intergenerational learning in a virtual world created by information and communication technology (ICT) and the role of ICT in an educational environment. In order to discuss how ICT can be used as a means to preven...

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ISBN/ISSN:

978-83-8142-859-0

DOI:

Wydawnictwo:

Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego

Rok wydania:

2020

Liczba stron:

160

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Introduction7
Chapter I. Intergenerational learning in contemporary education – a theoretical justification of the ICT Guides project (Marcin Rojek)9
1.1. Learning in preference to education11
Introduction11
1.1.1. The behaviourist approach to learning16
1.1.2. Cognitive learning18
1.1.3. Social learning22
1.1.4. The transformative approach to learning25
1.1.5. The three dimensions of learning by Knud Illeris29
1.2. The potential of intergenerational learning in educational problem solving38
1.2.1. The educational potential of generations38
1.2.2. Intergenerational learning as empowerment45
Summary50
Chapter II. Immigrant youth education and early school leaving – challenges to contemporary education (Joanna Leek)51
2.1. Education of immigrant youth – an overview53
Introduction53
2.2. Youths – between early school leaving and social exclusion55
2.3. Profile of the early school leaver57
2.4. Supporting the educational attainment of youths – recommendations for policy and practice60
Summary62
Chapter III. Information and communications technology – a prospective approach to education (Petr Svoboda)63
Introduction65
3.1. Information and communications technology (ICT) in education66
3.1.1. New technologies and the current most frequently-used didactic tools67
3.1.2. New tools in distance education and blended learning69
3.1.3. Advantages and barriers in the use of new technologies in education71
3.1.4. Extension of new technologies in education73
3.2. Digital literacy and its development75
3.3. Digital technology in education79
3.3.1.Digital technology in pedagogical activities79
3.3.2. Application of digital technology in education81
3.3.3. Digital competence84
3.4. ICT in informal education90
3.4.1. M-learning – new methods and forms of education92
3.4.2. The goals and purpose of m-learning93
3.4.3. Mobile technology in teaching95
3.4.4. Innovations in education using cloud computing98
3.4.5. The benefits of online collaboration in education100
Summary101
Chapter IV. The findings of the ICT Guides(Joanna Leek, Marcin Rojek)103
4.1. Cases studies – the intergenerational learning courses105
Introduction105
4.1.1. The intergenerational courses held in Berlin108
4.1.2. The intergenerational courses held in Gothenburg118
4.1.3. Intergenerational learning courses conducted in Madrid128
4.1.4. The intergenerational courses held in Sheffield134
4.2. General conclusions from the project143
Summary148
Bibliography149
Biograms159

Learninginpreferencetoeducation

PeterJarvis(2006:13–17),aprominentresearcherandexpertonlearn-

ing,arguesthatitoccursthroughstimulationofhumansensesbytheirexternal

environment,bothnaturalandphysical,socialandcultural.Thiscontributesto

theintegrationoftheindividualwiththeworld.Overthecenturies,adińerent

understandingoflearninghasappearedthatgenerallyftstwoperspectives:the

psychologicalandpedagogical.

Fromthepsychologicalperspective,learningistheemergenceofarelatively

permanentchangeinthebehaviourofindividuals(behaviourism),orassimilation

ofmessagesindicatingtheprocessandadaptivenatureoflearning(thecogni-

tiveapproach).Fromapsychologicalpointofview,eveniflearningoccursin

relationtoone’ssurroundings,andsohasthecharacterofaninternalmental

processinthemindoftheindividuallearner,itstillresultsinbehaviouralchanges

oracquisitionofnewknowledge,skillsandhabits.Thepedagogicalperspective

pointstothemorehumanistnatureoflearninganditsrelationshipwithschool.In

thisperspective,learningisassociatedwithaspecifctypeofattitudetoknowl-

edgeandtolife,whichrequirespersonalcommitmentandinitiative.Pedagogical

learningisthemorepowerfulfgureincomparisontoitsoriginal,psychologi-

calcounterpart.Itisfrequentlyplannedwiththeintentionofachievingaparticular

purpose,forexample,solvingcontemporaryeducationalissuessuchas

behaviouralproblems,lackofmotivationforlearning,alackofdesireforself-

-improvement,preventionofaddictionsandearlyschool-leaving.Thiskindof

learningisaccompaniedbytheuseofvarioussymbolicsystems,includinglan-

guage,conceptsandtheories.

Learningisnottheonlyactivityundertakendeliberatelytoassimilateknowl-

edgeoracquireskills.Accordingtotheworld’sleadingeducationalresearchers,

learningisamechanismofgeneralhumandevelopment,akindofcontinuous

responsetoeventsinordertoachieveasenseofcontroloverlife(Biestaet

al.2010:6).Today,therearemanyepithets,defnitionsandconceptsoflearn-

ing.Intheintentionofitscreators,eachnewtheoryorconceptoflearningis

designedtoovercomethelimitationsoftheprevioustheories.TwoBritishlearn-

ingresearchers–Sarah-JayneBlakemoreandUtaFrith–postulatethatthe

multiplicityoftheconceptoflearningandgreatinterestintheresearchonit,

shouldleadtotheestablishmentofanewinterdisciplinarysciencededicated

tolearning,drawingontheachievementsofneurophysiology,psychologyand

pedagogy.Intheirview,itmustalsotakeintoaccountthefactthatlearninglasts

alifetime(Blakemore,Frith2008:190).

Thefrststeptowardssolvingourresearchquestionsistopresentthe

currentunderstandingofintergenerationallearning,asitwasappliedin

theICTGuidesproject.Thehumanbeingisthusanindividualfulfllingthem-

selvesthroughtheacquisitionofknowledge.Incontemporarycultureand

society[alearningrenaissance’isclearlyvisible.Thisappliestothelearning

ofyouths,adultsandseniors,aswellastoformalandinformallearning.Itis

aprocessaimedatmakingahugequalitativechangeineducationforcer-

tainpeopleandinstitutions(e.g.schools),andforsomeitwillbedifcult,but

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