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The Korea Foundation for the Next Generation Sports Talent (NEST) and the University of Tennessee, Knoxville have been collaborating to foster global sports talent through academic cooperation and have been interacting to reeducate retired South Korean elite athletes since December, 2008. The purpose of the partnership is to create mutual international understandings between the two parties. This study explores the intended/initial goals of the partnership and whether these goals have changed (if so how and why) or remained the same. If the goals have remained the same, has anything changed? Results indicate that fostering global leadership skills, English language training, academic and cultural competencies were the intended goals of the partnership. These goals have remained the same over the span of six years, despite the fact that leadership between the two parties has changed twice. At the same time, the program has become more sophisticated and has expanded its programs to include more field specific educational seminars and opportunities as well as more opportunities for social and cultural exchange.
The Korea Foundation for the Next Generation Sports Talent (NEST) and the University of Tennessee, Knoxville have been collaborating to foster global sports talent through academic cooperation and have been interacting to reeducate retired ...
Research Paper (postgraduate) from the year 2019 in the subject Business economics - Offline Marketing and Online Marketing, grade: A, course: School of Commerce and Management, language: English, abstract: This study aims to analyze the ...
This study is concerned with the methods used by Islamic Education Teachers to inculcate moral values at Lumumba Secondary School in Zanzibar. The objective of the study is to examine how the moral values can be integrated in the methods of teaching Islamic education and the impacts of these values to the students. The study intended to emphasize the practical application of moral values in view of both theoretical and practical knowledge in Islamic Education System. The study applied an analytical qualitative method to extract data from its sources. Also the documentary analysis was conducted on the primary sources along with interviews and classroom observation to explore effective methods and scrutinize the strengths and weaknesses of those methods as used by the teachers of Islamic Education in enhancing the moral values for the students at the identified School. The study revealed that, the task of a teacher is not confined only on imparting knowledge and skills to learners but also to enhance the students' moral conduct through Islamic values, ethics, and manners. The study also revealed that the success of an educational process to a large extent depends on the degrees of moral practices in Educational Institutions in cooperation with teachers, parents, religious leaders and community at large. Consistent with that, the study discovered that Islamic Education Teachers used different methods and approaches to inculcate moral values to the students. Among these are; questioning, seminars, group discussions, models, inductive, storytelling, metaphor and lecture based method, in which all of these were proved to be in conformity with the Qur'an and Sunnah of the Prophet [PBUH]. Consequently, the study recommends that at present and in future teachers in Zanzibar Schools should have to put weigh and focus on the same methods used by the teachers at Lumumba Secondary School to inculcate moral values to the students; this should go hand in hand with the Qur'an and Sunnah of the Prophet [PBUH] to improve their efforts in shaping students' behavior for success in their life. In doing so, the future youth will be saved from dragging in the world of moral decay. Finally, teachers must be constantly motivated and upgraded through different methods and techniques of teaching Islamic values including seminars, workshops and refresher courses in order to improve and raise the level of education among the teachers community.
Among these are; questioning, seminars, group discussions, models, inductive, storytelling, metaphor and lecture based method, in which all of these were proved to be in conformity with the Qur'an and Sunnah of the Prophet [PBUH].
What kinds of process of negotiation are involved in teaching and studying Islam in a modern liberal context? How can the common aims attached to liberal religious education in contemporary European multicultural societies be pursued in single-faith education? This book contributes to the search for legitimate and successful forms of religious education by presenting results from a case study examining Islamic education in Finnish schools. Finnish Islamic education, in which students study their own religion with aims drawn from the liberal educational paradigm, offers a space for negotiating liberal educational values in an Islamic framework and negotiating Islam in its many contexts. The findings demonstrate the possibilities as well as challenges in educating for autonomy, tolerance and citizenship through religion. The book also gives insights into students' negotiations on diversity and tolerance that are important for all involved in any form of multicultural education. These negotiations bring out distinct challenges in dealing with interreligious, intrareligious and cultural differences, and demonstrate how different understandings of tolerance in different ideological frameworks can cause confusion among students. The results lead to a discussion of the educational needs of Muslim students in contemporary Western societies and the competencies their teachers need.
Students were not encouraged to construct their own beliefs but to base their
arguments on the Qur'an and Sunna. Thus, their autonomy was interpreted as the
capability of making an informed decision on whether or not to commit to religion:
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provisions of the Holy Quran and to make recommendations as to the means of
enabling and encouraging the Muslims of Pakistan to order their lives in
accordance with the principles and concepts of Islam . According to official policy
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Tilawah al-Quran is one of the components of the Islamic Education curriculum of primary and secondary schools in Malaysia. Teaching Tilawah al-Quran involves verbal skills, reading fluency, skills of fasohah, recitations with tajweed and reading with tadwir and tartil, and comprehension of Quranic verses. Successful outcome of teaching and learning Tilawah al-Quran requires skilled and competent teachers. These requirements are vital for Islamic Education teacher so that they can master the teaching of Tilawah al-Quran effectively. Thus, this study attempts to explore Islamic Education teachers' competency in teaching Tilawah al-Quran. This study employed a case study approach. Data were collected through interviews and classroom observations. This study was carried out in two Malaysian secondary schools in Gombak district. The study was involved three Islamic Education teachers. The study found that in order to be competent in teaching Tilawah al-Quran, teacher should have knowledge, appropriate skills and teaching methods. The data analysis revealed that the five elements of teaching competencies applied by the Islamic Education teachers in teaching Tilawah al-Quran include teaching methodology, using teaching aids, using classroom management techniques, assessing and evaluating students learning, and possessing good personality and attitude. The study suggested that to become a competent teacher in teaching Tilawah al-Quran, an Islamic Education teacher should be knowledgeable, having teaching skills especially the ability to teach and transmit the knowledge and skills to students, as well as using appropriate pedagogies. Additionally, Islamic Education teacher should have good personality and attitude.
Tilawah al-Quran is one of the components of the Islamic Education curriculum of primary and secondary schools in Malaysia.
Islam’s Sacred Law is one of the most complex, detailed and comprehensive legal theories that Islam, as a Western religion, has produced in its capacity as a doctrine of social justice. However, few available texts have dealt with the treatment of women under the actual system of justice that adheres to Islam’s Sacred Law. This book fills this void by providing a much needed comprehensive study of the application of the Sacred Law to women under the Islamic Republic of Iran’s justice system. It will be a fascinating guide to all those interested in comparative law, criminal justice and the sociology of law.
This book fills this void by providing a much needed comprehensive study of the application of the Sacred Law to women under the Islamic Republic of Iran’s justice system.
