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What is Cognitive Interests

Building and Maintaining Adult Learning Advantage
The knowledge humans produce is partially defined by the interests that motivates them and which are discerned into technical, practical, and emancipatory interests.
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Designing an Educational Program for Teachers Based on TPACK Principles and Wikis
Nikolaos Karipidis (Democritus University of Thrace, Greece) and Jim Prentzas (Democritus University of Thrace, Greece & University of Patras, Greece)
Copyright: © 2020 |Pages: 20
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-4516-4.ch001
Abstract
In this chapter, an approach to the design of an educational program for teachers is proposed. Three main steps are necessary in the design of such a program. The first step is to determine the goals of the program and connect them with the subsequent teaching goals of teachers. Further on, the knowledge and skills required in order to fulfill the goals set need to be determined. The final step concerns the selection of appropriate pedagogical methods and ICT tools that will assist teachers in their teaching. In the specific program, the goals set are based on Habermas' theory of cognitive interests and Schön's theory of the reflective practitioner. The TPACK model is used to categorize the desired knowledge that teachers will acquire from the program and the knowledge required by the instructor of the program. Wikis are used to support the selected pedagogical methods.
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Education for Liberation: A Transformative Polymorphic Model for ICT Integration in Education
These refer to Habermas’ (1972) Theory of Cognitive Interests, according to which the knowledge that people produce, is determined by the cognitive interest that motivates them. The three fundamental interests are: the technical, the practical and the emancipatory.
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