Designing a Pattern for citizenship education curriculum
Volume 14, Issue 51, Winter 2021, Pages 39-60
Maryam Golshani, Badiozaman Maki Aleagha, Alaedin Etemad Ahari
Abstract The purpose of this study was to design student citizenship curriculum model. Quantitative and qualitative methods have been used for this purpose in the form of a mixed design. The first stage of research is based on the qualitative method of the basic theory. At this stage, 28 experts from the fields of education, curriculum and social sciences were selected and interviewed. In the second step, using a survey method, the views of experienced professionals and teachers have been used to test the validity of the designed model. The findings show that the courses of citizenship education include human and moral values, collective life skills training (order and responsibility), cultural reconstruction, political education, civic participation, emphasis on social justice and multicultural education. In educational methods as well as evaluation, emphasis has been placed on the formation of informal groups and the monitoring of group activities, learning in practice, and student-centered and participatory teaching methods. The study of the agreement coefficients for all educational curricula and teaching methods is higher than 0.6 which indicates the validity of the results.
Designing a curriculum based on sustainable development, professional development and citizenship education and its validation from the perspective of specialists
Volume 14, Issue 49, Summer 2020, Pages 111-124
Zahra Vaziriaghdam, Badiozaman Maki Aleagha, Alaedin Etemad Ahari
Abstract The purpose of this study was to design a curriculum based on sustainable development, professional development and citizenship education and its validation from the perspective of specialists. The curriculum based on Tyler's Globalization approach includes goals, content, teaching methods and curriculum evaluation. The statistical population of this research includes professors and faculty members in the field of sustainable development and professional development and citizenship education working in Tehran universities and specialists in the education system in this field. To determine the required sample size, a targeted trial sampling Which number is 30 people. the way for collecting data is a researcher-made questionnaire. Descriptive statistics and inferential statistics are used to analyze the data. After validity, by content validity ratio of CVR and CVI content validity index, 13 items in the goals section, 13 content items, 9 items of teaching methods and 6 evaluation points were obtained, which consisted of 41 items in total.
Electronic Non Formal Education: A Case Study of Tehran Municipality
Volume 5, Issue 14, Autumn 2011, Pages 3-24
Nazila Khatib Zanjani, Bahman Zandi, Mehran Farajollahi, Essa Ebrahim Zadeh, Mohammad Reza Sarmadi
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