Osama Alarabi Edu8218 Comparative education and pedagogy Adult Learner’s experience of Eduagogy Trends in Saudi Arabian Education Osama Alarabi Edu8218 Comparative education and pedagogy

Content Saudi Arabian Education Workshop Eduagogy definition Eduagogy trends in Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabian Education

Workshop Group of 5 At the end each group will present the result for 30 sec. Use Mobile phone or laptops for the task. The task is

Eduagogy Definition Eduagogy is a combination of an acronym of “Edu-” which refers to education ,and suffix –agogy which a person or thing that guides to action (collins dictionary). In this presentation, the use of “Eduagogy” might help to explain the different –agogies used in teaching and learning such as pedagogy, andragogy, heutagogy and Techno-heutagogy. http://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/-agogue

self determined e-learning or self directed e-learning Eduagogy Trends Pedagogy the art, science, or profession of teaching Teacher is the source of knowledge Peda “child” (spoon feeding ) Andragogy the art, science, or profession of adult teaching learners and teachers as facilitators of learning Heutagogy Known as self determined learning or self directed learning Learners are totally independent Techno- Heutagogy self determined e-learning or self directed e-learning

Data collection E-survey (Google Forms) 62 participant ( male – female) Age range ( 30 – 50) Knowledge ( 1st degree – postgraduates)

Eduagogy trends in Saudi Arabia Percentage

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