EDUCATIONAL PHILOSOPHICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE METHODOLOGY OF EDUCATION FOR A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE Cover Image

AZ EGÉSZSÉGES ÉLETMÓDRA NEVELÉS MÓDSZERTANÁNAK NEVELÉSFILOZÓFIAI ALAPJAI
EDUCATIONAL PHILOSOPHICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE METHODOLOGY OF EDUCATION FOR A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE

Author(s): Zsuzsanna Vas-Guld
Subject(s): School education, Sociology of Education, Philosophy of Education, Pedagogy
Published by: Pécsi Tudományegyetem
Keywords: applied philosophy; ethics; philosophy of education; practical philosophy; teacher training; personality formation; creative competencies; critical thinking; thinking competencies;

Summary/Abstract: Applied philosophy, together with ethics, reflects on different areas of life, such as medicine, nutrition, food science. The philosophy of education examines the process of personality formation and what social goals these are based on, so we can say that there is a huge role for those who show the practical philosophy, i.e. the directions of correct action. The aim of the study is to present methods that develop creative and thinking competencies, as well as to touch on the transdisciplinary and related disciplines. In many areas of teacher training, nutrition science appears as a course, which weaves additional fields of science around itself, since the food technology used in food production plays a large role in the effect of the prepared food on health, which is supported by medicine and food science. by communicating the results of controlled research studies. The influence of trends-following influencers, the role of social media - Facebook, Instagram - is also largely decisive in which food is considered healthy, so the fourth branch of science that can be linked here is communication and media science. This has perhaps the greatest weight, as it provides information in the best "edible" way, in contrast to a scientific publication, the interpretation of which requires extensive knowledge.

  • Issue Year: 6/2024
  • Issue No: 4
  • Page Range: 89-98
  • Page Count: 10
  • Language: Hungarian
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