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Original scientific paper

Comparing ’Ex catedra’ and IT-Supported Teaching Methods and Techniques: Policy oTeaching Practice

Marina Dobrota ; Faculty of Organizational Sciences, University of Belgrade
Slađana Benković ; Faculty of Organizational Sciences, University of Belgrade


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Abstract

Teaching at higher education institutions in Serbia still relies on traditional ‘ex catedra’ methods and is mostly based on acquiring factual knowledge, which discourages student participation in the learning process, as well as any initiative on their part. The aim of the paper is to point to the implementation of the traditional ‘ex catedra’ versus the use of IT-supported teaching methods and techniques. The underlying idea is that professors’ abilities depend on their familiarity with different teaching methods and techniques, their knowledge of a foreign language, and the use of ICT. The data analysis has confirmed that teachers do differ from each other with respect to their academic titles: senior teachers (associate and full professors) use traditional methods more frequently than younger teachers do. In general, all teachers should incorporate modern trends into their teaching styles, since traditional teaching methods and techniques are used more often than IT-supported ones.

Keywords

IT-supported teaching; teaching methods; teaching techniques; traditional ‘ex catedra’ teaching; universities in Serbia

Hrčak ID:

129528

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/129528

Publication date:

7.10.2014.

Article data in other languages: croatian

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