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Learning outcomes, workload and systems of credits for Maritime English courses – some aspects of the Bologna Process (CROSBI ID 560498)

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Pritchard, Boris ; Tominac, Sandra Learning outcomes, workload and systems of credits for Maritime English courses – some aspects of the Bologna Process // International Maritime English Conference - IMEC 21 - Proceedings / Plucinska, Elzbieta (ur.). Szczecin: Mariitme University of Szczecin & International Maritime Lecturers' Association, 2009. str. 57-72

Podaci o odgovornosti

Pritchard, Boris ; Tominac, Sandra

engleski

Learning outcomes, workload and systems of credits for Maritime English courses – some aspects of the Bologna Process

The Bologna process places special requirements on MET institutions and on teaching Maritime English. The advantages and disadvantages of the Bologna Process are a matter of deep disputes among teachers and educational authorities. These are reflected especially in the learning outcomes which may sometimes be in conflict with STCW requirements. This paper deals with the results of first years of implementation of the Bologna Process and, especially, with the extent of reaching the learning outcomes set out in course syllabuses for Maritime English. The authors argue that the overall results are unsatisfactory for a number of reasons of both subjective and objective nature. Furthermore it is claimed that the negative impact of the low achievement of the Bologna Process so far can be partly solved by introducing computer-based teaching and learning (CBT) especially in the area of assessment and testing and in evaluating the learning outcomes. This paper serves as a background for a research in the form questionnaires to be dealt with and discussed during the workshop to be held at IMEC 21 and subsequently by continuing the on-line discussions via IMEC Forum.

Maritime English; learning outcomes; Bologna process; maritime institutional texts

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Podaci o prilogu

57-72.

2009.

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objavljeno

978-83-89901-37-8

Podaci o matičnoj publikaciji

International Maritime English Conference - IMEC 21 - Proceedings

Plucinska, Elzbieta

Szczecin: Mariitme University of Szczecin & International Maritime Lecturers' Association

Podaci o skupu

International Maritime English Conference - IMEC 21

poster

06.10.2009-10.10.2009

Szczecin, Poljska

Povezanost rada

Filologija