Analytical Study of the Educational Method Based on Encouragement from the Perspective of the Religious Teachings of Islam: A Model for the Educational System of Agents in Islamic Society
Volume 16, Issue 57, Summer 2022, Pages 74-90
Moin Sorasarafil, Seyyed Mohammad Mahdi Ahmadi, Ahmad Moradkhani
Abstract In the religious teachings of Islam, encouragement, has been emphasized as educational method. The religious teachings, in order to educate and guide people, the method of encouragement has used. The purpose of the present study, was to provide a model for the training system of agents in Islamic society based on the method of encouragement intended by Religious Teachings. This research, in terms of purpose, was applied; In terms of data collection method, was descriptive; and in terms of the nature of the data, was qualitative. Accordingly, first, through the method of qualitative content analysis, religious teachings related to the method of encouragement were extracted. Then, through Grounded Theory, data was analyzed through three processes of open, axial and selective coding. The results showed, transformational leadership, goal-oriented leadership, insightful leadership, leadership based on social expediency, motivational leadership and future-oriented leadership, are the factors of the system of training agents in the Islamic society. Based on this, in a general perspective, the phenomenon of transformational training in the system of training agents of the Islamic society was identified.
Analysis of the Basics and Curriculum of Teaching Creative and Critical Thinking Skills in Elementary School
Volume 15, Issue 53, Spring 2021, Pages 58-71
Mohammad Hojjati, Hassan Haemi, Kazem Shariatnia, Ali Asghar Bayani
Abstract The aim of this study was to extract the basics and objectives of the curriculum for teaching creative and critical thinking skills in the elementary course of the Iranian educational system. In order to conduct this research, a qualitative approach and contractual content analysis method were used. The participants of the study were 12 experts in the fields of curriculum planning, philosophy of education and psychology who were selected by purposive sampling. The instrument used was a semi-structured interview. According to the research findings, first the basics of the thinking skills training curriculum (creative and critical) were examined, which were divided into three sections: philosophical and value basics, psychological basics, and sociological basics. In the section on philosophical and value principles, the main categories were the emphasis on formal and public education, the emphasis on the values of thinking, and the emphasis on the merits of thinking. The main categories extracted for psychological foundations were emphasis on rationality, application of emotional and social dimensions, and attention to participation and cooperation. Finally, the main categories selected for the sociological foundations were scrutiny, social critique, and self-criticism. For the appropriate purposes of teaching creative and critical thinking, based on the opinion of experts, two main categories of intrapersonal skills and extrapersonal skills were selected. In the category of intrapersonal skills, principles such as technical skills, problem-solving skills and moral skills, and in the category of extrapersonal skills, the principles of emotional competence, cognitive competence and social competence are extracted.
Analysis of the content of Rumi's Mathnawa based on indices of algebra and authority in human education
Volume 10, Issue 35, Summer 2017, Pages 118-149
Farideh Mohseni, Ahmad Khatami
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