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THE SOURCES OF EDUCATIONAL THREATS AT SCHOOL
- Autorzy:
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Cichosz, Wojciech
- Powiązania:
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https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/558511.pdf
- Data publikacji:
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2008
- Wydawca:
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Gdańskie Seminarium Duchowne
- Źródło:
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Studia Gdańskie; 2008, 23; 163-178
0137-4338
- Język:
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polski
- Prawa:
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Wszystkie prawa zastrzeżone. Swoboda użytkownika ograniczona do ustawowego zakresu dozwolonego użytku
- Dostawca treści:
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Biblioteka Nauki
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WSTĘP. 1. WSPÓŁCZESNE PRZEMIANY MENTALNO-CYWILIZACYJNE. 2. NARODZINY „KULTURY ŚMIERCI”. 3. „NOWY PORZĄDEK ŚWIATA” – „NEW WORLD ORDER”. 4. KOMPETENCJE RODZICÓW I NAUCZYCIELI W KULTURZE WYCHOWANIA. ZAKOŃCZENIE.
In the modern world we witness the process of the creation of a pluralist society which is characterised by a consumer-liberal attitude.
Manipulations in our system of values have resulted in prompt destruction of the deposit of the faith. They have also led to claims stating that Christ is no longer the lord of the history of Man. Civilisation, which is in the process of secularization, is moving away from religious morality. In the name of post-modernist philosophy (alleged freedom and tolerance) it does not give ready answers, but instead it leads to negation and provocation. In this context it is difficult to talk about ideals, the truth and holiness. The lack of objective criteria, which is expressed by religious indifferentism and moral situationism, together with the crisis of conscience and the truth, freedom and responsibility, all lead to the situation in which God is no longer the answer to fundamental issues but just one of numerous questions. Direct sources of educational threats at school can be found in the ongoing mental and civilisational changes. These transformations are best characterized by the ‘rule of a mad wolf’ – ‘why not?’. In modern schools, Christian upbringing towards freedom’ is placed in the perspective of the so called postmodernist ‘freedom from something’. The problem of education in the modern world relies on the fact that because of its own nature education can renounce neither authority nor tradition, and despite this it has to take place in a world whose structure is no longer defined by authority and held together by tradition. This situation gives rise to social pathologies and youth subcultures. The threat from drug addiction, alcoholism, abuse, aggression and the Internet and media addiction is becoming more common. The real world is being situated in the virtual world (advertising and the cult of the body). Life is becoming a play without any responsibility. The trends of the modern world point out a totally different direction: easy, quick and exciting. The lack of time which often afflicts parents and teachers is one of the main sources of modern educational threats.It is quite common that adults are not aware of the situation of those who are in their care and they do not talk to them often enough. Nowadays he often hear about the negative selection for the profession of a teacher. Being an educator (a parent ora teacher) means constant offering yourself as a gift! There are situations when a parent should receive more support from the class teacher and even, in pathological families, should be replaced by him or her. If a young man could not find support in school and Church, where else would he be supposed to look for it? In youth subcultures and sects? The young are still waiting for the master, that is for someone who can fascinate them.
The currently experienced crisis of a human person and its formation
entitles us to define its new quality:
the Christian humanization
of
the
education (the civilization
of love of John Paul
II). It can be realized
throughout focusing on the personal concept of the man and the
aims
and ideals of
education that
come
from
it; personalization
of
the
relation
between the teacher and the student
or the master
and the disciple
and the choice of suitable educational
methods
and techniques.
One
of the ways of defying
the modern
‘educational vanguard’ is the
creation
of the concept of education which is based on the following
pillars
(10 postulates
of
Christian education):
education concentrates
on
a human
person, who is its source and aim;
education applies the
same
moral rights for both the student
and the teacher; education is
based
on the Christian system
of values
in its programme;
education
harmonizes
the life on earth with the system
of values and the supernatural;
education
is
correlated
with
teaching
and
avoids
the extreme;
education
exposes
the human
and God’s authority
in its activities; education
integrates all the spheres of
human
life: reason, will and emotions;
education serves the man,
society
and God; education interprets
and
orders the culture in the light of
faith;
education
does not depreciate
formal
schooling.