Andragogy vs. Pedagogy
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Carolyn E Saunders writing in Military Intelligence Professional Bulletin (1991) explains that two models are used in educational research to describe how people learn, the pedagogical model and the andragogical model. Pedagogy or the art or profession of teaching evolved from the Greek words for "leader of children." The pedagogical model describes the traditional learning situation with which the learner depends on the teacher for learning to occur. The teacher assumes responsibility for making decisions about what will be learned, how it will be learned, and when it will be learned. Andragogy parallels pegagogy. It relates to the growing body of knowledge and technology in regard to adult learning; the art and science of helping adults learn. Saunders comments that in a classroom setting, mature individuals seem to revert to something akin to childlike s
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