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| Titre : |
Alternative versus Conventional Attitude in higher Agricultural Education |
| Type de document : |
Article |
| Auteurs : |
Jesper Rasmussen ; Pernille Kaltoft |
| Article en page(s) : |
p. 347-363 |
| Langues : |
Anglais (eng) |
| Catégories : |
[Thesagri] agriculture
[Thesagri] éducation
[Thesagri] enseignant
[Thesagri] enseignement supérieur
[Thesagri] étudiant
[Thesagri] législation
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| Note de contenu : |
From radical positions it is argued that it will take paragigmatic transformations to develop a sustainable agriculture and that values and attitudes have to be changed. To find out if teachers and students in higher agricultural education are motivated for radical changes, a survey based on the Alternative-Conventional Agriculture Paradigm Scale was conducted. The ACAP-scale shows how people relate to the alternative and conventional agricultural paradigm and it shows their overall understanding of how agriculture works and relates to the physical and social environment. This study showed that ACAP-scale is a suitable method for quantitative assessment of attitudes to agriculture in a broader context. Among students and faculty members at the Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Denmark there exists significant differences in paradigmatic positions. Students course choises are, to some extent, influenced by their paradigmatic position, some courses enrol followers of either the alternativeor the conventional agricultural paradigm, and females and olders students hold more alternative views than males and youger students. It is concluded that the wide range of values and attitudes among students and teachers calls for new teaching methods, where values and attitudes are integrated. It cannot be taken for granted that teachers and students share the radical visions of sustainability as sometimes presupposed of bodies working for sustainable development. |
in Biological Agriculture & Horticulture > Vol. 20, n°4 [01/01/2003] . - p. 347-363
[article] Alternative versus Conventional Attitude in higher Agricultural Education [Article] / Jesper Rasmussen ; Pernille Kaltoft . - p. 347-363. Langues : Anglais ( eng) in Biological Agriculture & Horticulture > Vol. 20, n°4 [01/01/2003] . - p. 347-363
| Catégories : |
[Thesagri] agriculture
[Thesagri] éducation
[Thesagri] enseignant
[Thesagri] enseignement supérieur
[Thesagri] étudiant
[Thesagri] législation
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| Note de contenu : |
From radical positions it is argued that it will take paragigmatic transformations to develop a sustainable agriculture and that values and attitudes have to be changed. To find out if teachers and students in higher agricultural education are motivated for radical changes, a survey based on the Alternative-Conventional Agriculture Paradigm Scale was conducted. The ACAP-scale shows how people relate to the alternative and conventional agricultural paradigm and it shows their overall understanding of how agriculture works and relates to the physical and social environment. This study showed that ACAP-scale is a suitable method for quantitative assessment of attitudes to agriculture in a broader context. Among students and faculty members at the Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Denmark there exists significant differences in paradigmatic positions. Students course choises are, to some extent, influenced by their paradigmatic position, some courses enrol followers of either the alternativeor the conventional agricultural paradigm, and females and olders students hold more alternative views than males and youger students. It is concluded that the wide range of values and attitudes among students and teachers calls for new teaching methods, where values and attitudes are integrated. It cannot be taken for granted that teachers and students share the radical visions of sustainability as sometimes presupposed of bodies working for sustainable development. |
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