The Means to Grow Up describes the pedagogical importance of "apprenticeship" and illustrates how students learning alongside experienced adults can be a challenging and complex endeavor for adolescents. This book offers readers an exciting vision of what education can and should be about.
The Means to Grow Up describes the pedagogical importance of "apprenticeship" and illustrates how students learning alongside experienced adults can be a challenging and complex endeavor for adolescents. This book offers readers an exciting vision of what education can and should be about.
Robert Halpern is Professor at the Erikson Institute for Graduate Study in Child Development.
Inhaltsangabe
@contents:Introduction Part I: Theoretical Bases Chapter 1: Apprenticeship as a Teaching and Learning Framework Chapter 2: Apprenticeship and the Tasks of Adolescence Part II: Cases Chapter 3: Apprenticeship in the Framework of High School Reform Chapter 4: The Broader Base of Apprenticeship Experiences Part III: Reflecting on Apprenticeship Chapter 5: The Experience of Apprenticeship: From Both Sides Chapter 6: Benefits of Participation in Apprenticeship Chapter 7: The Limits and Limitations of Youth Apprenticeship Conclusion
@contents:Introduction Part I: Theoretical Bases Chapter 1: Apprenticeship as a Teaching and Learning Framework Chapter 2: Apprenticeship and the Tasks of Adolescence Part II: Cases Chapter 3: Apprenticeship in the Framework of High School Reform Chapter 4: The Broader Base of Apprenticeship Experiences Part III: Reflecting on Apprenticeship Chapter 5: The Experience of Apprenticeship: From Both Sides Chapter 6: Benefits of Participation in Apprenticeship Chapter 7: The Limits and Limitations of Youth Apprenticeship Conclusion
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