Definitely the education is comprehensive and the research falls under it
Dear Wajid
In my opinion both have their appeal and both have their challenges. I would argue though that all teaching (certainly at University level) should be research informed and where possible research led. Although I accept that research can be undertaken to look at something which may translate easily into direct teaching.
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David
I think both of them are interesting. We should employ research in teaching , in particular , for graduate students. the Wall isolates scientific research from teaching should fall.
I think the two go hand-in-hand. As a teacher you need to keep up to date with trends in education at all levels, and particularly in the level(s) you are teaching. As far as academic research is concerned, debatably, teaching experience helps with in-depth research. In my experience, I have 30-years of teaching experience to fall back on now that I'm involved with educational research.
Personally, I am attracted to the idea of
Research for teaching (i.e. research how to teach better, or use resarch evidence to include in teaching, talk with students about research etc), along with teaching for research (teach to gather data for research or ideas for future plans).
Research guides my teaching. The most effective instruction comes in the form of translating for my students the knowledge of the current researchers in the field. A good teacher is the “bringer of good news.” The ideas of the scholars define the most valuable lessons. I feel successful when I can present those ideas to my students.
Definitely the education is comprehensive and the research falls under it
Research makes enrich only a perticular person enrich in a perticular subject but education enhance the knowledge of a entire community with universalities.
Research makes enrich only a perticular person enrich in a perticular subject but education enhance the knowledge of a entire community with universalities.
Hi Dear Colleagues
I Think that both are, since we Teach our knowledge and expertise and we improve this expertise by Researches.
Sincerely, Djamel.
My opinion is:
Teaching and research are related and connected to each others. The first thing to do is research then we can teach.So both of them are interesting .Research help us to teach students in a good way.
Sincerely, Zineb
Both are interesting. Besides, it's a matter of priorities. If my aim is to get experience in order to perform my skills or to enhance my CV I will prefer teaching. And if my prime goal is to get more knowledge, to improve my academic and scientific skills I will choose research. However, they are really connected to each other . At the end, you can not go far with your students if you don't enrich yourself with new information in your specialty.
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