Introduction     

Joseph Dunne  Pádraig Hogan 《Journal of Philosophy of Education》2003,37(2):203-205

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Professionalizing the role of “truth-seekers”     

David Hogan  Clarence Karier 《Interchange》1978,9(2):45-71

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More money for more rope: The Taylor Report and the funding debate     

John Hogan 《Perspectives: Policy and Practice in Higher Education》2013,17(1):13-15

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Teaching beginning reading: A survey of teachers of pupils in first class     

Gerry Shiel  Jane Hogan 《Irish Educational Studies》2013,32(1):235-249

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John Clement, Review of Creative Model Construction in Scientists and Students: The Role of Imagery, Analogy, and Mental Simulation (2009).     

Michael Hogan 《Thinking Skills and Creativity》2011,6(2):138-140

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A Critique of Educational Research     

Pádraig Hogan 《牛津教育评论》2013,39(2):141-155

Abstract

Instrumentalist theories are older than liberal, reconstructionist or child‐centred ones and the concept of progress they embody seems very obvious at first sight: making schools and other educational institutions more relevant to social needs. In open market societies however social needs are even more fiercely contested than are intrinsic educational values or the needs of individual childen. When a social need is politically legitimated in newly closed societies, even resolute instrumentalists may blanch at what is required of schools, as Durkheim's disciples found in occupied France. In contemporary English‐speaking societies the paradox is noted that neo‐Marxists consider educational institutions to be instruments in the hands of the ‘ruling classes’ and to be part of an Ideological State Apparatus (ISA), whereas all those who may be defined as members of such ruling classes bemoan that these institutions are dysfunctional to the needs of industry and commerce and hostile to market societies.  相似文献   

Using interactive management to facilitate a student-centred conceptualisation of critical thinking: a case study     

Christopher P. Dwyer  Michael J. Hogan  Owen M. Harney  John O’Reilly 《Educational technology research and development : ETR & D》2014,62(6):687-709

Critical thinking (CT) is a metacognitive process, consisting of a number of sub-skills and dispositions, that, when used appropriately, increases the chances of producing a logical solution to a problem or a valid conclusion to an argument. CT has been identified as a fundamental learning objective of third-level education; however, students often report not being given the opportunity to adequately understand and cultivate CT skills. Though most CT interventions are designed based on academic or expert definitions of CT skills, students are rarely, if ever, asked to guide their instruction by describing their perspectives on what constitutes CT. The current case study investigated students’ conceptualisations of what constitutes good CT using a collective intelligence methodology, interactive management. Interactive management (IM) is a computer-assisted process that allows a group to build a structural model describing relations between elements in a system. Though decades of research on group decision-making in educational and social psychology highlight the many limitations associated with group problem solving (e.g. as a result of an over-reliance on heuristics, cognitive biases and ‘groupthink’), a fundamental skill for making decisions and solving problems is the ability to collectively visualise the structure of a shared problem, and use this knowledge to design solutions and strategies for collective action. Results of IM group work from the current case study revealed five core CT skills (clarity of expression, conversational skill, inference, evaluation, and explanation), five CT dispositions (detachment, listening, systematicity, recognising uncertainty, and self-questioning) and fourteen structural relationships among them. The ability to detach, listen and engage in conversation with others, were seen as fundamental drivers of all other competencies in the system. Results are discussed in light of research and theory on CT and best practice for CT instruction.  相似文献   

Speaking,reading, and writing in children with language learning disabilities: New paradigms in research and practice     

Tiffany P. Hogan 《Journal of Research in Reading》2006,29(1):137-138

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Visualizing carrier status: fragile X syndrome and genetic diagnosis since the 1940s     

Hogan AJ 《Endeavour》2012,36(2):77-84

What does it look like to be the carrier of a genetic disease? Carrier status may be determined through the visual analysis of both genotypic and phenotypic evidence. Over the past 70 years, clinical geneticists have depended upon multiple strategies for identifying disease carriers within a family. This has included pedigree analysis, which was based upon clinical observations of individual family members and, in recent decades, cytogenetic and molecular methods. Newer techniques have offered novel opportunities to actually see the suspected etiological markers of certain genetic diseases, such as Fragile X syndrome. The visualization of these markers has both clarified and confused previously observed inheritance patterns, in some cases leading to the development of newly distinct diagnostic categories. As a result, what it means to be affected by, or the carrier of, a genetic disease has continuously evolved.  相似文献   

Similarity of student ratings across instructors,courses, and time   总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1  

Thomas P. Hogan 《Research in higher education》1973,1(2):149-154

This study raised three questions about the similarity or generalizability of student ratings of courses and instructors. First, how stable are student ratings of the same instructor giving the same course during twodifferent semesters? Second, how similar are student ratings of the same instructor in twodifferent courses? Third, how similar are student ratings of a given course being taught bydifferent instructors? Instances were identified in which student ratings on seven different factors were available for pairs of courses for each of these questions. For the case of the same instructor — same course—different semesters, student ratings were reasonably similar (median r for seven factors about 0.70). For the case of the same instructor—different courses, the median r was surprisingly low — about 0.40. For the case of the same course—different instructors, substantial correlations were obtained for some factors and insignificant correlations for other factors. Implications of these findings for practical use of student ratings and suggestions for further research in the area are discussed.  相似文献