Folklore and Education
Teaching Materials For Reading Folklore Using Character Education To Build Critical Literary Culture
... systematic. Folklore is the oldest form of imaginative romantic literature, an unwritten story of past humans and primitive humans in all parts of the world (Brunvard in Danandjaja 2002: ...Reading folklore ...
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E-learning program: «Introduction to the science of Folk Culture»: Evaluation of the semester course: « Contemporary Horizons of Folklore Studies, (Gender, Internet and Education) »
... of Folklore Studies, Gender, Internet and Education” which was a part of a 3-year program “Introduction to the Science of Folk ...of Folklore Studies, Gender, Internet and Education” was ...
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Application of the IEEE Learning Object Metadata Standard to Multimedia Folklore Collections: Its Implications for Humanities Education.
... A primary example of this online community formation is the MERLOT History portal (http://taste.merlot.org/portal/working/history_portal), “an educational resource for teaching and learning.” The portal allows for easy ...
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Abstract: The purpose of this research is to know the readability of the book of folklore
... book folklore entitled "Kamanippah Ancestors Enggano" and for the thoroughness of the results of final exams in courses Concept Indonesian elementary school at the State University of Surabaya (UNESA) ...
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Print media and folklore: a study on bodos nationalism of assam
... Before the advent of printing technology all were transmitted orally. Oral culture was all that existed. After the advent of printing culture the world gets many advantages to put down their thinking, working, feeling ...
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Folklore And Mass Media In Kashmir: A Quantitative Analysis
... defined folklore as “Folklore is the material that is handed over on by tradition, either by word of mouth or by custom and ...of education and entertainment since ...information, education ...
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The problems of determining the canon in the plastic folklore of the Sakha (Yakuts)
... In modern science, inseparability, collectivity, stereotyping, variability and canonicity are typically mentioned among the basic characteristics of folk culture (please, refer to P.G. Bogatyrev, M.S. Kagan, E.M. ...
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An Ethnographic Approach to the Study of Folklore of Barumal Village in India
... K. Ramanujan (Srinivasan 1988). Looking at the colonial ethnography one finds the sparse evidence of folkloristic in India, but modern study involves intensive field with proper research in the linguistics as well thus ...
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Environmental education and interdisciplinarity with distance education methodology in the technical course in legal services of the federal institute of education, science and technology of Piauí – Brazil
... Environmental Education in Public Administration", and consisted of an interdisciplinary academic activity with the objective of developing the necessary skills and competences for the integration of contents ...
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Folklore and traditional ecological knowledge of geckos in Southern Portugal: implications for conservation and science
... and folklore are repositories of large amounts of information about the natural ...gecko-related folklore and TEK of the people of southern Portugal, with the particular aim of understanding the main ideas ...
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Cynhaeaf:customs, practices and folklore associated with the traditional harvest in Wales
... Another key destination for seasonal migration within Wales in the early nineteenth century was the fertile Vale of Glamorgan, traditionally known for its wheat, to which la[r] ...
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Nenets Folklore in Russian: The Movement of Culture in Forms and Languages
... The Finnish studies on Nenets’ folklore have their biases which are related to ideas about common Finno-Ugric heritage. The paradigm can be traced back to the mid-19th century, when Finnish nationalism was in the ...
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Institutionalizing Information Access on ASEAN’s Folklore: The Orang Laut
... Related to policy issue, some states suggest to build an institutionalized ASEAN information access network. Those countries conduct regular information transfer which is then transformed into the agreement on the ...
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Beware the Slender Man: Intellectual Property and Internet Folklore
... Attempting to grant a community intellectual property rights also raises other issues, including, as a preliminary matter, properly defining the boundaries of the community and improperly imagining the community as a ...
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Review of education policies and plans in the context of secondary education in Pakistan
... major education policies were developed which had tried to address the problems and issues of education sector in ...to education, quality of education, reducing gender disparity in ...
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Multicultural and Intercultural Common Heritage in Transylvania
... parties had anything to lose, all participants gained by it. This wonderful land is a veritable ethnographic paradise: picturesque costumes, characteristic architectural motifs, interesting folklore, beautiful ...
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HEPATOPROTECTIVE EFFECTS OF THE LEAF EXTRACTS OF CASSIA OCCIDENTALIS AGAINST CARBON TETRACHLORIDE-INDUCED HEPATOTOXICITY IN ALBINO RATS
... in folklore-based practices for the treatment of liver ailments; however,there is paucity of information in documented scientific research on its effect on CCl4- induced liver ...
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Financing basic education: What are the equity and quality implications of free primary education (FPE) and free day secondary education (FDSE) policies in Kenya?
... in education enrolments. According to UNESCO’s Education for All Global Monitoring Report 2010, between 1999 and 2007 the net enrolment ratio in primary education rose from 80 to 86percent in ...
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Theatricality in the Dance form of Ajilamu in Arunachal Pradesh: An Overview
... of folklore inspired Ajilamu dance performance of the Buddhist tribes of Monpa and Shertukpen, the present area -specific study was carried out in Tawang and West Kameng districts of Arunachal ...
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Archival Ethnography & Readings in the Digital Environment:
... way on the basis of relevant cultural studies. It is also possible to enrich the theoretical framework of research courses of relevant university departments like the Department of History and Ethnology of the Democritus ...
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