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Ildikó Hrubos Budapesti Corvinus Egyetem Budapest Magyarország

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Miközben a fejlett országokban a felsőoktatás expanziója, a nagy hallgatói létszámnövekedés közvetlenül és igen erősen érintette a tanulással és a tanítással összefüggő tartalmi és módszertani kérdéseket, ezeket évtizedekig elsősorban a strukturális átalakulással, a diverzifikációval kapcsolatban vizsgálták a kutatók. A 2010-es években nemcsak új erőre kapott a kutatási irány, hanem elvileg is más megközelítések jelentek meg. Ebben nagy szerepük volt a hallgatók követeléseinek, aminek hatására a hallgatóközpontú tanulás kérdése kiemelt figyelmet kapott. Az európai felsőoktatási térségben a Bologna-folyamathoz illesztve intézményesedett a téma, amely egyre nagyobb teret nyert az Európai Egyetemi Szövetség és az Európai Hallgatói Szövetség vizsgálódásaiban, törekvéseiben és a miniszteri konferenciákon.

While the expansion of higher education in developed countries and the large increase in student numbers directly and strongly affected the content and methodological issues related to learning and teaching, for decades researchers investigated this subject primarily in relation to structural transformation and diversification. In the 2010s, not only did the research direction gain new strength, but in principle other approaches also appeared. The students’ claim played a big role in this, as result of which the issue of student-centered learning received special attention. In the European Higher Education area, the topic became institutionalized in line with the Bologna process, which gained more and more space in the investigations, efforts of the European University Association and the European Student Association, and at the ministerial conferences.

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