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What is Multi-Dimensional Synthesis

Handbook of Research on Applied Learning Theory and Design in Modern Education
A combination of two or more different entities that together form something new more complex task; alternately, it refers to the creating of something new by forge joint and carry out the procedures of analysis and synthesis, which are interconnected with the category of whole structure.
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Education from the Enlightenment to the Globalization
Gheorghe Rudic (Centre of Modern Pedagogy, Canada)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-4666-9634-1.ch001
Abstract
The chapter presents a series of “calls” offered by globalization to education and to educational system, which are not compatible with our time: the integration of Enlightenment Age into Globalization; the conflict with the pedagogical sciences (the transition from the knowledge-pedagogy to competency pedagogy); the attempt, through changing the old form declare a fresh content; the aspiration, through linear thinking to reveal the essence of education in multi-dimensional space; through the low level of functional literacy implement the highest levels of education; the current level of cybernetics to substitute of using computers as a technical training aids; while remaining in the framework of the modernism to prepare the next generation for life in the post-modernism. In this chapter the “calls” are analysed as the paradoxes in education, through the prism of scientists' opinion from various fields of science, public figures and the teaching community (copyright pilot study). This synthetic approach has allowed to outline a new conceptual framework.
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