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Social Sciences - Education / Pedagogy / programy unijne | | English term or phrase: work-based research | | komponent w programach edukacyjnych dla studentów w ramach Erasmus |
| | | projekty badawcze w środowisku pracy | Explanation:
Work-based research as part of work-based learning in higher education.
Zob. Google Książki (link poniżej).
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When Is Learning Work-Based?
Work-based learning is a means of increasing students' engagement in learning and of preparing young people for employment. The School-to-Work Opportunities Act was inspired by the idea of apprenticeship but wisely supports many other types of work-based learning occurring from kindergarten through college.
Eight major types of work-based learning can be grouped into three categories: 1) visits to workplaces, which include field trips (onetime visits to observe) and job shadowing (longer-term, sometimes multiple visits to observe by following a worker); 2) work-like experiences, which include service learning and unpaid internships (voluntary service, not necessarily with a career focus) and youth-run enterprises (workplaces created to give young people employment and management experience); and 3) employment, which includes youth jobs (jobs ordinarily open to teenagers but often not learning opportunities), subsidized employment training (paid work as part of a training program), cooperative education and paid internships (school-related work experience), and apprenticeships (long-term work/learning programs - often lasting several years - that lead to certification).
http://www.questia.com/googleScholar.qst?docId=5000468525
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