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Pedagogy of relation as a framework for the development of students’ social competences in classroom

Rahaela Varga ; Fakultet za odgojne i obrazovne znanosti Sveučilišta Josipa Jurja Strossmayera, Osijek


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Abstract

Te paper argues that pedagogy of relation represents a paradigm that is more appropriate for defning students’ social competences in a way that would be more acceptable to pedagogy as a science than the approaches that place emphasis solely on skills necessary for adequate social adaptation. Te defnition of social competences which is based on relations that exist in classroom provide a better ground for teachers to act autonomously while trying to develop students’ social competences, which is done with the purpose of creating a learning community. Within the scope of pedagogy of relation, there is a three tier model, which can be used for further description of students’ social competences in educational context. Tere are only three essential components that determine education: student, teacher and subject matter. Te relations between those three components can be named as follows: student relation toward himself or herself; student relation toward others; student relation toward curriculum. When those relations are taken into account, students’ social competences can be defned as dispositions that are observable in the variable behaviour pattern which is being assessed and modifed (or retained) in interaction, and which is the result of intimate reflection in the process of students’ moral development. In order to develop students’ social competences in classroom, high quality standards of teaching are the essential precondition.

Keywords

classroom; pedagogy of relation; social competences; student; teacher

Hrčak ID:

178847

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/178847

Publication date:

6.11.2015.

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