أسس التعليم - مقدمة
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ما هو تعريف التربية؟

التربية هي عملية اجتماعية شاملة تُعنى بتنمية الإنسان في جميع نواحيه المادية والمعنوية والفكرية والتحويل من انسان بدائية إلى انسان تحضري وإزدياد قدرته وتحكمه في السلوك في مواجهة الحياة , أي هو تحويل الانسان من حالة primitive إلى حالة civilized.

ما هو هدف التربية ؟

  • تكوين جيل يُساهم في التنمية المجتمعية
  • تكوين جيل قادر على حل مشاكل الوطن
  • تكوين جيل يُساهم فى التنمية و البناء
  • جميع ما سبق (correct)
  • تكوين جيل قادر على العطاء و الابداع و التنمية و الوعى
  • ما هى مميزات التربية؟

  • متكاملة
  • عالية
  • جميع ما سبق (correct)
  • نسبية
  • ديناميكية
  • ما هي أهمية دراسة أصول التربية ؟

    <p>إن دراسة أصول التربية تتمثل في تحديد النظرة التاريخية و الفلسفية للتربية كونها علم له جذوره في تاريخ التطور الإنساني و الحضاري.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    ما هي أبرز األصول الاجتماعية لمتربية ؟

    <p>تُعد الأسرة أول بيئة اجتماعية للطفل و تُسهم في تكوين جذوره الاجتماعية و الشخصية و تُعد الأسرة أول بيئة اجتماعية للطفل</p> Signup and view all the answers

    ما أهم أسباب ضعف مخرجات المجتمعية؟

    <p>من أسباب ضعف مخرجات المجتمعية : ضعف التوجيه والتدريب المقدم للأفراد داخل المجتمع, ضعف التواصل والتفاعل بين أفراد المجتمع, ضعف الموارد البشرية و الإمكانيات المقدمة داخل المجتمع, ضعف التعليم المجتمعي و نقص الوعي بأهميته.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    التنشئة الاجتماعية هي عملية تدريبية فقط وليست عملية اجتماعية.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    ما هو دور الأسرة في عملية التنشئة االجتماعية؟

    <p>تُعد الأسرة أول بيئة اجتماعية و تُسهم في تكوين جذوره االجتماعية و الشخصية</p> Signup and view all the answers

    ما هي الخصائص العامة للثقافة؟

    <p>جميع ما سبق</p> Signup and view all the answers

    ما هو تعريف التغيير الثقافي?

    <p>هو التحول من ثقافة أخرى أكثر تعقيدًا و تطورًا إلى ثقافة أخرى أكثر تعقيدًا و تطورًا</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Study Notes

    Introduction to Educational Foundations

    • This document is a set of lectures on the social and cultural foundations of education.
    • The author is Dr. Rania Abd El-Meguid Jamal from Fayoum University's Early Childhood Education Department.

    Introduction

    • Each discipline has foundational principles, rules, and facts that guide its practices and application.
    • Education, like other disciplines, has its own foundations.
    • Studying educational foundations informs practical applications, helps develop a framework for educational practice, and clarifies the relationship between education and other disciplines.
    • This work focuses on the social underpinnings of education as a critical entry point to understanding education's directions, challenges, and interactions.
    • Education is shaped by the social and cultural contexts in which it operates.

    Chapter 1: Introduction to Educational Foundations

    • Educational Foundations: The fundamental principles, rules, and facts that underpin the educational system.
    • Importance of Studying Educational Foundations: Crucial for understanding the educational system's theoretical and practical applications and developing a consistent framework that guides educational practices. It provides a framework for understanding the relationships between educational aims and methods and societal goals of citizen development.
    • Key Aspects of Studying Educational Foundations: Understanding historical context, examining philosophical perspectives, analyzing psychological principles, evaluating political influence, and considering economic contexts. It also involves studying existing educational institutions, their challenges, the historical evolution of educational practices, the impact of societal influences, and the development of educational goals, methods and curricula.

    Chapter 2: Education and Social Foundations

    • Education's Role: Education plays a key role in maintaining the continuity and stability of a society's values, norms, and social structure by passing on the culture of past generations to the next. Education aims to develop and transform human behavior to fit prevailing societal norms.
    • Cultural Influences on Education's Foundations: Education's nature, philosophy, goals, and approaches are shaped by the values, goals, and societal structures of a particular community and its historical developments, leading to variations in educational systems across different societies and at different developmental stages.
    • Socialization: This process is ongoing throughout the individual's life whereby traits and social characteristics are acquired, enabling the individual to function effectively within the society. The family and peer groups are crucial agents of socialization and their impact on child development is strong.
    • Educational Systems for Social Change and Continuity: Educational systems continuously evolve and adapt to societal needs by either maintaining existing norms or accepting change. The goal of education is also affected by societal changes and, in return, plays a key role in societal advancements.
    • Social Control: Crucial for maintaining social order and harmony.
    • Socialization: A continuous process throughout a person's life, shaping their attitudes, values, motivations, and thought patterns, to prepare them for social roles in society.

    Chapter 3: Culture and Education

    • Culture: A comprehensive way of life or behavior. It encompasses all aspects of a particular society's ways of thinking, acting, beliefs, values, laws, customs, rituals, artifacts, and more. It includes societal products, and the values, patterns, and standards of behavior prevalent.
    • Functions of Culture: Preserving cultural heritage and promoting social change, providing norms for behavior, and establishing cultural boundaries and standards.
    • Cultural structures: Cultural structures are interconnected systems and relationships within a community, including language, aesthetics, religion, social organization and technology
    • Cultural Characteristics: Culture is learned, shared, integrated, adaptable, and dynamic, also relative, symbolic, and often unseen.
    • Cultural Change: Culture is not static and is constantly evolving due to various factors such as environmental changes, scientific advancements, technological developments, and ideological shifts.

    Chapter 4: Education and Social Participation

    • Importance of Community Participation: Crucial for strengthening the educational system.
    • Benefits of Community Participation: Increased resources, problem-solving collaboration, minimized risk, and greater community awareness.
    • Educational Participation Mechanisms: These involve various stakeholders like families, community and civil society organizations.
    • Challenges to Community Participation: Cost/benefit concerns, fear of accountability, lack of awareness regarding the value of participation, and lack of clear policies and structure.

    Chapter 5: Education and Lifelong Learning in the Knowledge Society

    • Lifelong Learning (LLL): The concept of continuing education throughout one's life.
    • Importance of LLL: Essential for navigating evolving societal and technological changes.
    • LLL Characteristics: Continuous, diverse, adaptable, and empowering learning throughout life.
    • The concept is often related to the ongoing development of skills acquired and expanded through various means of learning.

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    يتناول هذا الاختبار أسس التعليم الاجتماعية والثقافية وكيفية تأثيرها على ممارسات التعليم. يهدف إلى توضيح العلاقة بين التعليم والعلوم الأخرى. من خلال فهم هذه الأسس، يمكننا تطوير استراتيجيات تعليمية فعالة تتناسب مع السياقات الاجتماعية والثقافية.

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