2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.jhlste.2020.100292
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Tourism education in Spain's secondary schools: The curriculums' perspective

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“…However, the curriculum in ESO is more flexible than in high school, which is highly conditioned by the rigidity of the EvAU. However, the possibility of taking advantage of this greater flexibility to deepen the teaching of tourism in secondary will depend on the perception that teachers have about tourism [40] and the teaching they may have on the subject [48]. Thus, the learning of tourism by secondary school students is subject to the personal characteristics of the teacher [43].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…However, the curriculum in ESO is more flexible than in high school, which is highly conditioned by the rigidity of the EvAU. However, the possibility of taking advantage of this greater flexibility to deepen the teaching of tourism in secondary will depend on the perception that teachers have about tourism [40] and the teaching they may have on the subject [48]. Thus, the learning of tourism by secondary school students is subject to the personal characteristics of the teacher [43].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Spain's compulsory secondary education (ESO), there is no specific subject for tourism and it is taught on geography [48], as it happens in other countries of the world [49,50]. As Moreno [51] points out, this is due to the fact that, unlike other disciplines, the geography curriculum facilitates the approach of transversal themes.…”
Section: The Role Of Geography In the Spanish Secondary Schoolmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Çin hükümeti, örgün eğitim alan mezunların sektörün ihtiyaç ve taleplerini hem nitelik hem de nicelik olarak karĢılayamadığını tespit etmiĢ ve eğitim kurumlarının müfredatını yeni bir eğitim modeliyle geliĢtirmiĢtir (Lam ve Xiao, 2000). Ġspanya, turizm sektöründe çalıĢan bireylerin genellikle ortaöğretim mezunu olmasından dolayı turizmin geliĢtirilebilmesi ve rekabet ortamından baĢarı odaklı kazanımlar elde edilebilmesi için 12-16 yaĢ arası öğrencilere kültürel değerlere, bilimsel ve teknolojik geliĢmelere ve kendi becerilerini kullanmaya yönelik eğitim programı hazırlamıĢtır (Ramis, 2021). Türkiye ise diğer ülkelerle turizm iĢ birliği antlaĢmaları yaparak kurslar, danıĢmanlık hizmetleri, öğrenci ve uzman değiĢimi kapsamında turizm eğitimini güçlendirmeye çalıĢmaktadır (Aydemir ve Çözeli, 2016).…”
Section: Turizm Eğitiminin Geliģtirilmesine Yönelik Arayıģlarunclassified
“…The analysis found that the absence of tourism education in basic education in Spain makes the country less competitive in tourism. Therefore, this study suggests the need to strengthen the teaching of tourism culture in secondary education as a key element of a national strategy for tourism competitiveness [14]. This paper constructs the coupled coordination mechanism of tourist attractions and cultural education, calculates the eigenvalue of the transfer matrix based on the transfer matrix model using the Ising model distribution function in the form of concatenated multiplication, and calculates the distribution function using the spectral decomposition of the transfer matrix.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%