Pedagogical Principles: Teaching and Learning Dynamics
Understanding Teaching: Core Concepts
Defining Teaching: Meanings and Scope
The term “teaching” encompasses various meanings. Beyond its original sense of showing or demonstrating, and according to Titone, it carries connotations and transitive demonstratives that extend beyond the traditional educational environment. One can teach a city, an object, or a body part. In a colloquial sense, teaching is equivalent to transmitting knowledge.
Teaching as Achievement and Acquisition
Teaching can be viewed
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The Industrial Revolution: Origins and Impact
The Industrial Revolution refers to the set of profound changes that occurred in the product development process and the consequent series of social and economic transformations. It marked a pivotal shift from agrarian and handicraft economies to industrial and machine-manufacturing ones.
Causes and Consequences in England
The revolution originated in England due to several interconnected factors:
Key Factors Driving the Revolution
- Parliamentary Monarchy:
Core Principles of Indian Polity and Governance
State Legislatures: Vidhan Sabha & Vidhan Parishad
India’s state legislatures can be unicameral (only Vidhan Sabha) or bicameral (Vidhan Sabha & Vidhan Parishad). Their structure and functions are outlined in Articles 168-212 of the Constitution.
Composition & Strength
Vidhan Sabha (Legislative Assembly)
- Directly elected members from territorial constituencies.
- Strength varies from 60 to 500, with exceptions for smaller states.
Vidhan Parishad (Legislative Council)
- A permanent body where one-
Understanding Social Structures: Culture, Values, and Change
Social Structure
Theme 3: Social Structure
Culture is conceptually distinct from society, but there is a close relationship between both concepts. A society is a system of relationships that bind individuals. In all societies, members are organized on the basis of structured social relations that are based on a single culture. No culture can exist without society, nor can there be a society without culture. Cultural variations that distinguish human beings are related to the types of societies.
Values
Read MoreGlobal Heritage Management: Institutional Frameworks and Levels
Global Heritage Management Framework
Institutions and public and private organizations involved in heritage management around the world form a complex network, developed extensively in recent decades with the contribution of national and international law. The institutional framework is structured across different levels: international, supranational, national, regional, and local.
Categories of Organizations
The various organizations, agencies, and institutions, both public and private, are arranged
Read MoreGlobal Labor Movements: From Early Unionism to the Internationals
Early Labor Agitation & British Unionism
Early agitation coincided with years of war against Napoleon, periods of poor harvests, high prices, and reduced trading activity. From 1830, unionism saw several attempts to form a national labor union. A significant effort was led by Robert Owen, one of the first ideologues of utopian socialism.
The Grand National Consolidated Trades Union
In 1834, Owen founded the Grand National Consolidated Trades Union, aiming to unite over half a million agricultural
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