Amid climate change, digital transformation, global warming, economic recessions, and rising geopolitical tensions, K-12 and higher education are undergoing a profound transformation. All these remarkable and unsettling changes, along with groundbreaking advancements over the past decade, will undoubtedly impact students' learning trajectories and significantly reshape the conventional model of schooling. We must recognize that today's younger generation faces entirely new challenges, and the future of humanity remains uncertain for them. They do not learn, think, or behave in the same way as…mehr
Amid climate change, digital transformation, global warming, economic recessions, and rising geopolitical tensions, K-12 and higher education are undergoing a profound transformation. All these remarkable and unsettling changes, along with groundbreaking advancements over the past decade, will undoubtedly impact students' learning trajectories and significantly reshape the conventional model of schooling. We must recognize that today's younger generation faces entirely new challenges, and the future of humanity remains uncertain for them. They do not learn, think, or behave in the same way as previous generations. The ways in which young people learn and communicate have evolved more in the past decade than in the entire previous century. Educational institutions are struggling to keep up with rapid changes in an increasingly competitive marketplace, while companies cannot train workers quickly or cost-effectively enough to remain competitive. Parents are increasingly seeking "better" education and schools for their children. Meanwhile, governments and politicians are implementing system-wide reforms, and employers are voicing concerns about the 'skills gap,' often frantically and in vain, demanding an education system that meets both workforce and societal needs. Students, too, are acutely aware that the current education system does not adequately prepare them for the uncertainties ahead. Thus, this book's value lies in its exploration of the quantum paradigm and the new opportunities it offers the younger generation, focusing on innovative business models in schooling, new pedagogies, updated curricula, and modern assessment methods. It aims to reach a broad audience, including school leaders, teachers, students, parents, and policymakers.
Burçak Çag¿ la Garipag¿aog¿ lu, PhD, is an Associate Professor in the Educational Leadership and Administration Program at the Faculty of Educational Sciences, Bahçes¿ehir University (BAU), Istanbul, Turkey. She brings over 15 years of experience in teaching, supervising students, conducting research, consultancy work, organizing workshops and seminars, and providing advisory services both within and outside the university.
Inhaltsangabe
Part 1: Squeezed Between the Two Calls - Dr. B. Çagla Garipagaoglu - Chapter 1. The Legacies of the Past: Newtonian Paradigm in Education - Dr. B. Çagla Garipagaoglu - Chapter 2. The Call of the Present: Quantum Paradigm in Education - Part 2: A New Social Contract for Education - Dr. K. Selçuk Tuzcuoglu - Chapter 3. Understanding That Schools Indeed Have Economic and Business Models - Dr. K. Selçuk Tuzcuoglu - Chapter 4. Understanding That Schools Have Value Networks - Part 3: Re- Imagining New Pillars of Education - Dr. Seda Gökçe Turan - Chapter 5. New Pedagogies: Pedagogies of Empowerment in the Context of Cancel Culture, Social Media, and Inclusive Education - Dr. Bülent Sezgin - Chapter 6. Art- Game Based Learning in a Positive School Climate: A Discussion Framework - Dr. Burcu Erdemir - Chapter 7. A New Mindset in Teacher Education: A Case Study from Turkey - Duygu Öztekin and Dr. Yelkin Diker Coskun - Chapter 8. New Realities of Adult Education: A Futuristic View - Dr. Burcu Erdemir - Chapter 9. Accountability- Based Performance in Education (A Case from Turkey) - Dr. Evrim Eveyik- Aydin and Dr. Ece Genç- Yöntem - Chapter 10. Reflective Practices and Teacher Research for Pre- service Teachers' Professional Development in Language Teacher Education - Dr. Berna Güloglu - Chapter 11. School Counseling in New Normal: Improving Cognitive Flexibility and Self- Regulation in Students.
Part 1: Squeezed Between the Two Calls - Dr. B. Çagla Garipagaoglu - Chapter 1. The Legacies of the Past: Newtonian Paradigm in Education - Dr. B. Çagla Garipagaoglu - Chapter 2. The Call of the Present: Quantum Paradigm in Education - Part 2: A New Social Contract for Education - Dr. K. Selçuk Tuzcuoglu - Chapter 3. Understanding That Schools Indeed Have Economic and Business Models - Dr. K. Selçuk Tuzcuoglu - Chapter 4. Understanding That Schools Have Value Networks - Part 3: Re- Imagining New Pillars of Education - Dr. Seda Gökçe Turan - Chapter 5. New Pedagogies: Pedagogies of Empowerment in the Context of Cancel Culture, Social Media, and Inclusive Education - Dr. Bülent Sezgin - Chapter 6. Art- Game Based Learning in a Positive School Climate: A Discussion Framework - Dr. Burcu Erdemir - Chapter 7. A New Mindset in Teacher Education: A Case Study from Turkey - Duygu Öztekin and Dr. Yelkin Diker Coskun - Chapter 8. New Realities of Adult Education: A Futuristic View - Dr. Burcu Erdemir - Chapter 9. Accountability- Based Performance in Education (A Case from Turkey) - Dr. Evrim Eveyik- Aydin and Dr. Ece Genç- Yöntem - Chapter 10. Reflective Practices and Teacher Research for Pre- service Teachers' Professional Development in Language Teacher Education - Dr. Berna Güloglu - Chapter 11. School Counseling in New Normal: Improving Cognitive Flexibility and Self- Regulation in Students.
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