
Professional development of teachers through involvement in action Research
Author(s) -
Claudia Barbaroș
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
homo et societas/homo et societas wokół pracy socjalnej
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2719-485X
pISSN - 2543-6104
DOI - 10.4467/25436104hs.20.009.13242
Subject(s) - lifelong learning , participatory action research , functional illiteracy , constructive , action research , citizen journalism , pedagogy , action (physics) , process (computing) , professional development , sociology , mathematics education , political science , psychology , computer science , physics , quantum mechanics , anthropology , law , operating system
Towards the end of the twentieth century in education appeared three functional concepts, which are based on the participatory approach to research: action research, participatory research, participatory-action research. It seems that these types of research would be of great use to teachers in the classroom. Several educational policy documents stipulate the idea of lifelong learning. Starting with 1996, the European Year of Lifelong Learning, the Lifelong Learning Strategy is formulated, which talks about the need to develop the professional potential of each person and the teaching / learning methods. But professional development is an ongoing process and requires a huge effort from teachers and the whole community. At the same time, teachers are always concerned with finding solutions to overcome students’ learning problems, avoid school failure, reduce functional illiteracy, etc. In this article we propose some suggestions for the development of literacy and research skills in students, which we consider more important in the instructional process. We would like to mention that there is currently an increasing emphasis on transdisciplinary or integrated training. Only through a constructive collaboration with colleagues from all school subjects will we be able to carry out valuable research and change the precarious situation in the direction of obtaining performance. In the 21st century, the teacher appears as an agent of change, which implies that he will be the basic element of educational reforms.Rozwój zawodowy nauczycieli poprzez zaangażowanie w badania naukowePod koniec XX wieku w edukacji pojawiły się trzy koncepcje funkcjonalne, które opierają się na partycypacyjnym podejściu do badań: badania w działaniu, badania partycypacyjne, badania w działaniu partycypacyjnym. Wydaje się, że tego typu badania byłyby bardzo przydatne w pracy nauczycieli. W artykule przedstawiono kilka sugestii dotyczących rozwoju umiejętności czytania i pisania wśród uczniów w kontekście rozwoju zawodu nauczyciela. W teksie zauważono, iż tylko dzięki konstruktywnej współpracy nauczycieli z kolegami ze szkoły jest się w stanie przeprowadzić wartościowe badania.