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Title: Aspecte ale utilizării situaţiilor didactice în procesul de instruire [Articol]
Other Titles: Aspects of using didactical situations in university instruction
Authors: Bleandură, Nicoleta
Gorea, Adela
Keywords: competence
pedagogy of integration
didactical situations
transfer
integration
Issue Date: 2017
Publisher: USARB
Citation: Bleandură, Nicoleta. Aspecte ale utilizării situaţiilor didactice în procesul de instruire = Aspects of using didactical situations in university instruction / N. Bleandură, Adela Gorea // Orientări actuale în cercetarea doctorală : Materialele Colocviilor şt. ale doctoranzilor, Ed. a 5-6-a, 04 dec. 2015, 02 dec. 2016. – Bălți : [S. n.], 2017. – P. 99-105. – ISBN 978-9975-3145-8-9.
Abstract: In Moldova, the organizing principle of the curriculum is the competence based approach (CBA), which serves as a fundamental guideline for developing curricula. CBA approach can be called situations based approach (SBA) for the simple reason that competences can be developed only in a certain situation. In this context, at the "Alecu Russo" Balti State University, the Faculty SREM, in recent years, students’ training at the course "Generic Applications" is based on didactic situations. Competence development occurs as a result of the actions made by the student through resources mobilization for the successful treatment of a situation (family of situations).During this process, some issues occurred regarding the improvement of the practice of instruction from teachers who taught using didactical situations and the students trained. The article analyzes the results of questioning the involved students and some suggestions received from teachers, adherents of this strategy.
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