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Educational Alternatives, Volume 14, 2016

CREATIVE THINKING, CRITICAL THINKING AND SYSTEMIC THINKING - KEY INSTRUMENTS TO DEEPLY TRANSFORM THE HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM IN ALBANIA: THE CASE OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
Zydi Teqja, Samuel F. Dennis Jr
Pages: 543-555
Published: 27 Sep 2016
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Downloads: 334
Abstract: Albania has experienced tremendous changes during the past several decades, as it applied a rapid model of transition to a market economy. Since 2001, the higher education system has been involved with a new restructuring process according to the "Bologna Declaration". While structural changes are radical, we cannot say the same for the process of teaching and learning. The influences of old education system, which was focused on transmitting knowledge and building a storehouse of information in the students’ brain, are still evident. This presentation is a review of best theories and practices of higher education and it concludes that the new system should help learners to deal with ideas and information to construct their understanding. This system should produce a sustained influence on the way people think, act and feel. It is more evident for multi-disciplinary fields like landscape architecture and ecology, where creative thinking, critical thinking and systems thinking are crucial.
Keywords: education, thinking, teaching, landscape architecture
Cite this article: Zydi Teqja, Samuel F. Dennis Jr. CREATIVE THINKING, CRITICAL THINKING AND SYSTEMIC THINKING - KEY INSTRUMENTS TO DEEPLY TRANSFORM THE HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM IN ALBANIA: THE CASE OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE. Journal of International Scientific Publications: Educational Alternatives 14, 543-555 (2016). https://www.scientific-publications.net/en/article/1001322/
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