Teachers’ Lifelong learning- Education-Professional Growth oriented in the Labour Market
Abstract
More than any other society of the past, modern post-industrial society leans on the applications of scientific knowledge, which develop very rapidly reversing in shorter intervals the being in effect data. Consequence of intensive renewal of knowledge was the fact that the initial education does not suffice anymore for the active adaptation of individuals in their rapidly altered social and professional environment. The result of these dynamics of renewal of knowledge was the necessity for continuous, lifelong education and learning as condition in the active attendance of individual in the social life. Nowadays, developed societies put a lot of effort into motivating civilians to participate in specialised programs aiming directly at the qualitative upgrade of teachers (practice, profession), as well as the school.
Article Details
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- Vol. 1 (2016)
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- Εισηγήσεις