MÉTODOS EDUCACIONAIS NAS DINASTIAS LY E TRAN:

CONCLUSÕES E IMPLICAÇÕES PARA A EDUCAÇÃO VIETNAMITA ATUAL

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18316/rcd.v15i40.11292

Palavras-chave:

Educação, Método, Significado, Período Ly-Tran

Resumo

Ly e Tran foram as duas dinastias mais longas da história feudal do Vietnã e floresceram em todos os campos: militar, econômico, cultural, artístico, arquitetônico e educacional. Além do trabalho de defesa do país do exército e do povo do Dai Viet durante as dinastias Ly e Tran, a ideologia educacional desse período, incluindo os métodos educacionais, atendia e correspondia às características e exigências da sociedade do Dai Viet naquela época. É também um destaque notável das dinastias Ly e Tran. O artigo analisa e esclarece os métodos educacionais das dinastias Ly e Tran no Vietnã, fornecendo, assim, comentários e sua importância para a educação vietnamita atual. Assim, o método educacional das dinastias Ly e Tran se concentrava em dois métodos principais: o método "o professor lê - o aluno copia", memorizando histórias e textos antigos, e o método de perguntas e respostas, o método de ser uma lição para. A pesquisa também extrai três observações e dois significados (foco em métodos exemplares na educação; exames para selecionar pessoas talentosas para o país) ao aprender sobre métodos educacionais durante as dinastias Ly e Tran. A limitação deste estudo é que ele não mostrou e analisou as características dos métodos educacionais das dinastias Ly e Tran. O artigo está estruturado em três partes: (1) Métodos educacionais das dinastias Ly e Tran no Vietnã; (2) Algumas observações feitas ao aprender sobre os métodos educacionais durante as dinastias Ly e Tran; (3) A importância para a educação vietnamita atual ao aprender sobre os métodos educacionais das dinastias Ly e Tran no Vietnã de hoje.

 

Biografia do Autor

Tran Mai Uoc, Ho Chi Minh University of Banking, Vietnam

Ho Chi Minh University of Banking, Vietnam

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2023-12-06

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