Future Prospects for Geographical Education in Slovenia
Journal Title: Review of International Geographical Education Online - Year 2011, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
This paper deals with future prospects for geographical education in Slovenia, with special emphasis on the development and aims of the didactics of geography. The author discusses the past development of geographical curricula and of competencies of geography teachers, and the education of future teachers of the subject in Slovenia. Her ideas are based on the nature, purpose and context of geographical education, with an emphasis on lifelong learning, internationally comparable education and work-based learning, due to their relevance for a rapidly changing world of new opportunities.
Authors and Affiliations
Tatjana RESNIK PLANINC
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