TTK University of Applied Sciences
Subject 'Adult Training'Name in Estonian: Andragoogika
General descriptionA definition of an androgogika and its difference from pedagogics. Process of training, value and the main questions in an andragogika. A role of an andragogist in training of adults. I am andragogist: the required knowledge and abilities, values and beliefs, the principles and traits of character. Field of activity of an andragogy: modeling and judgement. Goals, motivation, judgement in the training process. Various methods of training. Group processes and work with group. Development of the plan of training.
General aimCommon goal of a subject - training of the expert in the field of development of modern competence. The purpose of a subject is development of a social maturity and readiness of the student for work in the field of human development and providing the corresponding knowledge and skills.
Aim- is guided in a perspective of modern training;
- is able to define audience of training, to designate the purposes and results of training; - knows technology of management of group processes; - is guided with concepts of personality development and the personality focused training models; - is able to create a modern environment for training and is guided in the choice of methods of training; - is able to estimate and analyse training process critically; - has knowledge of requirement of introspection. Form descriptionTraining methods: a lecture, a conversation, seminars, work in group, role-playing games, the presentation, the panel discussion, the solution of problems, portfolio.
LiteratureJõgi, L. jt. 2005. Õppimine ja õpetamine Avatud Ülikoolis. Tartu: TÜ
Märja, T. jt. 2003. Andragoogika. Raamat õppimiseks ja õpetamiseks. Tallinn: Ilo. Säljö, R. 2003. Õppimine tegelikkuses. Tallinn: Vabaharidusliit. http://www.andras.ee/issue/jarvis.htm http://www.andragogy.net. Evaluation methodsMade homeworks. Active and positive participation at a lessons. Portfolio presentation.
Is taught in following curricula2018: AT* 2017: AT* 2016: AT* 2015: AT* * Optional subject
Is taught in rounds2020/2021 Fall semester | ||||||||||||

