Webster, R. Scott 2006, Educative teaching, in AARE 2006 : Conference papers, abstracts and symposia, Australian Association for Research in Education, Coldstream, Vic., pp. 1-14.
Australian Association for Research in Education Conference
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Australian Association for Research in Education
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Coldstream, Vic.
Summary
Not all pedagogy is educative. Indeed those who indoctrinate, either intentionally or unintentionally can be considered to be utilising pedagogies, as do those who instruct and train recruits in terrorist training camps. It is argued in this paper that any pedagogy cannot have educative value in itself. In order to be considered appropriate for schools and universities in Australia, pedagogies must be contextualised within clear understandings of educative criteria held by each professional educator.
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