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Direct linkEnloe, Walter – Schools: Studies in Education, 2019
Jean Piaget is well known as a child and cognitive psychologist. He is less understood as the founder of the discipline of genetic epistemology, the scientific study of the genesis and development of human meaning-making. He is also a major proponent of constructivist learning and activity pedagogy. A major supporter of the first international…
Descriptors: International Schools, Foreign Countries, Piagetian Theory, Educational Development
Peer reviewedHron, Benjamin – Update on Law-Related Education, 1998
Considers how biotechnology affects human-rights issues; in particular, the need for reexamining concerns about reproductive technology, the rights of indigenous peoples, and the rights of future generations. Maintains that the new areas for human-rights discussions, such as germ-line manipulation and genetic screening, are unprecedented concerns…
Descriptors: Biotechnology, Civil Liberties, DNA, Futures (of Society)
