Theories of school and family transformation in contemporary education society
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https://doi.org/10.52934/eto.164Keywords:
Information and educational socjety, the transformation of education, school curriculum, creative teacher, creative studentAbstract
The author of the paper presents some futurological theories of the development of education and society. They represent an important theoretical and methodological basis for the creation of an educational society in which the educational system has an important function. In the previous but also in the present period, this system is undergoing transformational changes, the intention of which is to improve the quality of education for the needs of the educational society. In a wide range of information that also penetrates the school curriculum, it is important to be able to orientate, which is helped not only by the teacher but also by the student himself with his critical thinking. From this point of view, the author focuses on the results of the PISA research, which presents the reading literacy of students in Slovakia.
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