May 2018
Journal of Educational Thought
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May 2018
Journal of Educational Thought
July 2012
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22 Reads
Childhood Education
September 1999
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24 Reads
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9 Citations
McGill journal of education
September 1983
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4 Reads
McGill journal of education
September 1981
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2 Reads
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2 Citations
Prospects
September 1981
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14 Reads
McGill journal of education
April 1977
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12 Reads
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2 Citations
McGill journal of education
September 1972
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20 Reads
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3 Citations
McGill journal of education
8 Reads
... Конус будущего представляет собой двух-или трехмерную форму, расширяющуюся в одном направлении от настоящего (Migone, Howlett, 2024). Впервые модель была представлена канадским специалистом в области образования Норманом Хенчи (Henchey, 1977), предложившим четыре категории сценариев: возможное будущее (любой мыслимый вариант), правдоподобное (проистекающее из логического смысла), вероятное (проецируемое на основе текущих тенденций) и предпочтительное (наилучшее из возможных). Позднее эти категории визуализировали американские исследователи Тревор Хэнкок и Клемент Безольд (Hancock, Bezold, 1994), а затем переосмыслил австралийский футуролог Джозеф Ворос (Voros, 2003), иллюстрируя расширяющийся спектр вариантов будущего во временной перспективе. ...
April 1977
McGill journal of education
... This interdisciplinary (or "integrated") approach also provides opportunities for students to develop an interest in different sectors or disciplines and an eventual aptitude to work in associated professional occupations (Gouvernement du Québec, 2008a). For a clear and more complete description of the origin, structure, and general implications of this reform, we refer the reader to the article by Norman Henchey (1999). ...
September 1999
McGill journal of education
... From 1960 through 1980 the "Quiet Revolution" energized Quebec through public policies to secularize and modernize a substantially rural province. For instance, the Parent Commission (1961)(1962)(1963)(1964)(1965)(1966) emphasized the importance of education as a public good (Parent Commission, 1961-1966Henchey, 1972). Its educational reform was part of a growing provincial nationalism espoused by many artists, intellectuals, and policy makers, in which Quebeckers intended to become "maître de chez nous" [masters in our own house] (Piotte, 1987, pp. ...
September 1972
McGill journal of education