4th Consultation
4th Consultation
4th Consultation
7. Socially Just Teaching and the Complementarity of Ignatian Pedagogy and Critical Pedagogy
Sharon M. Chubbuck
Chrisitian higher education journal
9. Paradoxes, parallels and pedagogy: A case study of Ignatian pedagogy and of teachers' perceptions of its
implementation in Australian Jesuit schools
Christopher Xavier Hayes
Thesis
12.Understanding ESP Students’ Motivation The Case of Second Year Master Students of Political
Sciences at Tlemcen University
Chahrazad HOUBAD's Desertation
University of Tlemcen Faculty of Letters and Languages Department of English
15. Enhancing Students’ Level of Motivation in Learning English: The Case of 1st Year’s Economics
Students
F. Guerid
International Journal of Languages, Literature and Linguistics
Introduction
The conventional teaching and learning process in institutions
between lecturers and students at STIKOM Yos Sudarso
Purwokerto, seems to be less optimal. In the learning process on
there, sometimes, students didn't know the benefits of any
teaching material in everyday life. Students learn only to get grades
and basic knowledge, not to seek and find meaning in their lives. In
fact, not only students students, but also lecturers also felt that they
did not integrate human values in every teaching material during
the learning process.
The learning process that should happen, how to integrate human values in
each teaching material so that students do not only develop their
competence, but also cultivate their conscience and compassion to others.
This is emphasized in the learning strategy of ignatian pedagogy paradigm
(Dominuco, 1993: 74)
Learning by using the Ignatian Pedagogic Paradigmcan be one solution to
overcome the problem of inclusion in the learning process in the classroom.
Teachers are expected to pay more attention to the background and
characteristics of each student in the teaching learning process.
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Research Questions