A PRODUCTIVE LEARNING MODEL IN DEBATING PROCESS
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https://doi.org/10.17770/ercs2017.2755Keywords:
young people, debating, components, model, productive learningAbstract
Basing on the analysis of pedagogical/psychological theoretical findings, the publication describes the specifics of youth productive learning. The aim of the article is to characterize the specifics of the learning process of 10th-12thgrade students, justifying the regularities of the productive learning process and pedagogical possibilities that ensure a purposeful and active cognitive process, revelation and problem learning, as well as the student's self-realization in the debating process. Interest, motivation, learning goals, action, responsibility, collaboration, and reflection are the components of productive learning, which are described in the publication. The theoretical and empirical research questions have been analysed and updated in the article, highlighting the issues of productive learning.
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