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Publication Date: 2013
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The Philosophical Foundation of the Lecture Method of Instruction and the Case Method of Instruction: Implications for Examinations
Ardalan, Kavous
Contemporary Issues in Education Research, v6 n1 p1-8 2013
Any adequate comparison between the lecture method of instruction and the case method of instruction necessarily requires a comparison of their underlying philosophical foundation and methodology. This is based on the premise that foundational philosophies or world views underlie educational philosophies, and each educational philosophy favors a certain instructional methodology, which in turn implies a certain way or method of instruction. More specifically, this paper discusses how each philosophical foundation implies a certain type of examination.
Descriptors: Lecture Method, Case Method (Teaching Technique), Foundations of Education, World Views, Comparative Analysis, Testing, Grading
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