Deschooling Deschooling
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The idea that education can be arranged and provided outside of the confines of education institutions such as schools and universities. Deschooling describes how learning can take place through temporary, autonomous and non-hierarchical networks. Deschooling was popularised through the work of the philosopher Ivan Illich. Illich reasoned that individuals in educational institutions are discouraged from taking responsibility for their own self-development, and also from engaging with other potential opportunities for learning within their immediate communities.
Von Neil Selwyn im Buch Education andTechnology (2022) Verwandte Objeke
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- Deschooling Society (Ivan Illich) (1971)
- Research on e-Learning and ICT in Education (Athanassios Jimoyiannis) (2012)
- Education in a Time Between Worlds - Essays on the Future of Schools, Technology, and Society (Zachary Stein) (2019)
- Education andTechnology - Key Issues and Debates (3rd edition) (Neil Selwyn) (2022)