Kritické myslenie ako dôležitá súčasť kurikulárnej reformy na Slovensku: Skúmanie fenoménu v slovenskej časopiseckej literatúre
Critical Thinking as an Important Part of the Curriculum Reform in Slovakia: Examining the Phenomenon in the Slovak Journals
Author(s): Martina Kosturková, Janka Ferencová, Valentína ŠuťákováSubject(s): Essay|Book Review |Scientific Life
Published by: Univerzita Karlova v Praze, Nakladatelství Karolinum
Keywords: curriculum reform; critical thinking; analysis of journal contributions
Summary/Abstract: The curriculum reform in Slovakia, which was officially put into educational practice of schools by adopting the new Act No. 245/2008 Coll. on Upbringing and Education (The School Act) has also officially created space for the development of critical thinking. Thorough examination is one of the prerequisites for more effective development of the mentioned capability in the educational practices in schools. The review study focuses on specification of the issue in the professional area in Slovakia. The aim is to integrate the hitherto gained knowledge and to analyze the state of the research in 2008−2017 in the Slovak academic journals. The methodology is based on Mareš’s advice (2013) on systematic mapping of articles (n = 72) in the areas of critical thinking. However, the most significant shortcoming is considered the absence of empirical and experimental studies in relevant scientific journals. In addition to this, the critical analysis of the articles show that in spite of more than ten years of urging for the development of critical thinking as the capability of the future, its position in the Slovak education system is still peripheral.
Journal: Orbis scholae
- Issue Year: 12/2018
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 27-50
- Page Count: 24
- Language: Slovak