The category of goodness in methodology of vocational education and carrier development Cover Image

Gėrio kategorija profesinio ugdymo ir karjeros metodologijoje
The category of goodness in methodology of vocational education and carrier development

Author(s): Sigitas Daukilas
Subject(s): Education
Published by: Vytauto Didžiojo Universitetas
Keywords: profesinis ugdymas; metodologija; individualumas; socialumas; darna; gėris; filosofija; profesija; kompetentingumas; karjera; vocational education; methodology; individuality; sociality; consistency; goodness; philosophy; profession; competency; carrier

Summary/Abstract: Straipsnyje apibendrinami profesinio ugdymo metodologinių idėjų ir paradigmų tyrinėjimai gėrio bendrybės, kaip esminės dorovės kategorijos, kontekste. Gėrio samprata apibendrinta atsižvelgiant į skirtingą asmenų profesinio meistriškumo raidos etapą, parodant gėrio kategoriją hedonizmo, pragmatizmo, konstruktyvizmo, progresyvizmo, humanizmo ir holizmo filosofijų kontekste. Svarbia ugdymo ir rengimo gyventi rinkos sąlygomis prielaida laikoma asmens individualumo ir socialumo darna profesinėje raiškoje, atspindinti holistinę gėrio kategorijos sampratą. Straipsnyje analizuojamos ir svarbiausios profesinio ugdymo metodologijos sąvokos, kuriomis pabrėžiamas holistinio gėrio ir profesinės raiškos darnos kontekstas. Aptariama galimybė sureikšminti holistinio gėrio sampratos filosofinį kontekstą profesinio ugdymo metodologinėse paradigmose siekiant kritiškiau vertinti profesinėje raiškoje dominuojančią pragmatiškąją gėrio kategorijos sampratą. The article aims to summarize the author‘s research on methodological concepts and paradigms of vocational training in the context of abstraction of good as a category of morale. It provides a summary of the concept of good in various development stages of professional skills and shows it in the context of philosophies of hedonism, pragmatism, constructivism, progressivism, humanism and holism. Personal harmony of individuality and sociability in job performance is recognised as an important precondition for education and training for life in market conditions, which reflects a holistic concept of the category of good. According to the theoretical and empirical research, the author also discusses the opportunities to make the philosophical context of holistic good more important in the paradigms of vocational training and to reflect it in the terms “vocation”, “competence” and “qualification”. The research indicates that respondents considering their professional carrier relate their expectations with the holistic philosophy of goodness conception. Therefore the author suggests that in key methodological concepts of professional development, mainly competence, occupation and career, the dimensions of holistic category of goodness were expressed more than pragmatic (economic). Thus in designing vocational curriculum, learners will be more focused on sustainable living values

  • Issue Year: 2011
  • Issue No: 20
  • Page Range: 48-60
  • Page Count: 13
  • Language: Lithuanian