DOI: 10.14232/phd.9961
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Az iskolán kívüli tanulás gyakorlatának, megítélésének és hatásának vizsgálata általános iskolás tanulók, pedagógusok és intézményvezetők körében

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“…Out-of-school learning (non-formal) is particularly effective for pupils who are lagging or underperforming and are less motivated in traditional classroom conditions and therefore have learning difficulties. Out-of-classroom scenes can be a good learning alternative for these students by giving them the opportunity to the "aha experience" and instant success (Fűz 2018;Halász 2001;Farkas 2014; Bereczki and Népessy 2020).…”
Section: Non-formal Education Contact Between Museums and Schoolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Out-of-school learning (non-formal) is particularly effective for pupils who are lagging or underperforming and are less motivated in traditional classroom conditions and therefore have learning difficulties. Out-of-classroom scenes can be a good learning alternative for these students by giving them the opportunity to the "aha experience" and instant success (Fűz 2018;Halász 2001;Farkas 2014; Bereczki and Népessy 2020).…”
Section: Non-formal Education Contact Between Museums and Schoolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…laboratories, scientific centers, zoos, botanical gardens, or the natural environment: national parks, trails, forests, fields, waterfronts can be used as places of learning. Moreover, an economic plant or factory can be the place of education, where learners can study the processes in reality by conflicting different points of view, and thereby they can be motivated to learn system-oriented (Black 2012;Fägerstam 2012;Fűz 2018;Waite 2011).…”
Section: Non-formal Education Contact Between Museums and Schoolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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