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The Learning Continuum: Pedagogy Vs Andragogy
Dr. Deryck D. Pattron
The Problem
Pegagogy and Andragogy are often problematic concepts in the learning
environment and needs further clarification, if these concepts are to be used
as effective tools in developing effective teaching and learning strategies for
diverse audiences in the twenty-first century and beyond.
The word pegagogy has its roots in Greek and it pertains to teaching of
children or yound persons. It is the companion word to andragogy. Andragogy was
first used by Dr. Malcolm Knowles and pertains to adult learning. Provided
below are some simple explanatory inormation on the meaning of both peagogy and
andragogy.
Pedagogy vs Andragogy
- Dependent vs Self-directed learning
- Subject focused vs Problem-solving focused
- Value of teacher experiences vs Value of learner experiences
- Age appropriate tasks vs Developmentally appropriate tasks
- External rewards vs Internal incentives
--Drpattron 14:02, 21 January 2010 (UTC)
