Humanistic Education in Abdurrahman Wahid’s

The humanistic side of medical education.

Humanistic Education: Concerns, Implications and Applications

Humanistic approach introduced by the ideas of Scholars like Erickson, Roger, and Maslow began to permeate the field of second language teaching and learning towards the end of 1970. According to Lei (2007) humanistic approach emphasizes the importance of the inner world of the learner and places the individual’s thought, emotions and feelings at the forefront of all human development. Due to t...

Benefits of a humanistic education: a student perspective.

Curriculum 6: 10-6:30 DEN 8303 re-sequencing update Management Semester 9 Syllabi Review * Geriatric Content Inventory Gail S. Mitchell Information 6:30-6:40 -DEN 6301C, Fundamentals of Oral & Maxillofacial Radiology, New Course Director: Dr. J. Pettigrew -Benefits of a Humanistic Education-A student perspective Roberta Pileggi Next Meeting -New Pain Management Course* Robett Primosch -Basic Sc...

[Surgical education: the need of a humanistic vision].

The fragments and compartments of medical knowledge are not the only causes of difficulty found to form surgeons. The abandon of medical education associated with human science (social science) has formed professionals that understand biological science but don't understand life science. The distance from individual and cultural everyday reality enables one to not understand uniqueness and diff...

Teacher and Learner in Humanistic Language Teaching

Since ‘the development of whole person’ was brought to the focus of attention by humanist psychologists as a central concern in educational theory, affective variables have been assumed to have a significant share in the learning process that goes on in a pedagogical setting. Meanwhile, the process of second language development, because of the very nature of language as a vehicle for communica...