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Interdisciplinariteit in het hoger onderwijs

Dirk Van Damme

Independent expert DVD EDUCONSULT

Senior Research Fellow Center for Curriculum Redesign (Boston, USA) Former Head of OECD Centre for Educational Research and Innovation

Twitter: @VanDammeEDU

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Disciplines

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Disciplines

 Disciplines zijn belangrijk:

 Historisch ‘gestolde’ domeinen van wetenschappelijke kennis

 Wetenschapssociologisch in discipline-verenigingen, tijdschriften, conferenties, financieringsmechanismen, enz. geconsolideerd

 Worden als bouwstenen in curricula gebruikt en zorgen dus voor

‘vertragend’ effect

 Maar:

 Evolueren sterk

 Grenzen zijn permeabel

 Meest innoverende kennisontwikkeling aan grenzen of tussen disciplines

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Disciplines evolueren

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Rosvall M, Bergstrom CT (2010) Mapping Change in Large Networks. PLOS ONE 5(1): e8694.

https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0008694

https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0008694

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Waartoe moet hoger onderwijs opleiden?

Veranderende competentie-vraag situeert zich niet in disciplines

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Groeiend belang van non-routine skills

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Routine manual Nonroutine manual Routine cognitive Nonroutine analytic

Nonroutine interpersonal

35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70

1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2006 2009

Mean task input in percentiles of 1960 task distribution (US)

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In groeiende kenniseconomieën zijn jobs van

hooggeschoolden steeds minder gespecialiseerd

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0,45 0,455 0,46 0,465 0,47

Finland Czech Republic Austria Germany Norway Estonia Denmark Japan Flanders (Belgium) Australia Singapore United States Slovenia New Zealand Netherlands Sweden Poland England/N. Ireland (UK) Korea Slovak Republic France Canada Chile Turkey Israel Italy Ireland Lithuania Spain Greece Russian Federation

Tertiary

Upper secondary or post- secondary non-tertiary

Below upper secondary more specialised

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Specialisatie in jobs correleert negatief met hoogte van skills

Chile

Turkey

Italy Greece

Spain

Israel

Slovenia

Singapore France Lithuania

Poland Ireland

Austria

United States

Germany

England/N. Ireland (UK)

Korea

Denmark

Czech Republic Canada Slovak Republic

Russian Federation

Estonia

Flanders (Belgium)

Norway

New Zealand Australia

Sweden

Netherlands

Finland

Japan

0,45 0,455 0,46 0,465 0,47

210 240 270 300

Source: Survey of Adult Skills (2012, 2015)

Increased median worker specialisation

Median literacy score

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Welke competenties vragen werkgevers?

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1,56

1,76 1,76

1,81 1,94 1,95 1,97

1,98 1,99

2,00 2,02

2,05 2,11

2,15 2,18

2,24 2,34

2,44

2,97

1,00 2,00 4,00

assert your authority negociate knowledge of other fields perform under pressure write reports or documents work productively with others mobilize capacities of others use time efficiently make your meaning clear use computers and internet write and speak a foreign language coordinate activities master of your own field analytical thinking present ideas in audience alertness to opportunities willingness to question ideas acquire new knowledge come with news ideas/solutions

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Transversale competenties in jobadds

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Wat zijn competenties?

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Hoe antwoordt het hoger onderwijs?

Tendenzen in curriculum-ontwikkeling naar

vraagsturing en generieke, transversale competenties

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Curricula moeten vele vragen integreren

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Curriculum:

What should students

learn?

Technology

Values &

ethics

Democracy

Social change Jobs

Science

Interdependency

Social integration

Fundamentalisms Intolerance

Inequality Families

Climate change

Future of work

Media Financial crisis

Welfare state Globalisation

Complexity

Citizenship Jobless growth

Innovation

Pluralism Knowledge

explosion

Youth unemployment

Violence Environment

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Demand-driven Supply-driven

Vocationalism

Specific

General

Liberal arts &

science STEM

Entrepreneurial

Serving regional growth

Discipline- centric Professionalism

Multi- disciplinarity

Inter-

disciplinarity

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Interdisciplinariteit in curricula inbouwen

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Van kennis naar expertise en transfer

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De “I”, “T” en “M” shape profielen

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De “I”, “T” en “M” shape profielen

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Transfer Expertise

Understanding

Knowledge

Information Data

Transfer

Expertise

Understanding Knowledge

Information Data

Alg ori thms

© Center for Curriculum Redesign

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Domeinen verschillen in mate waarin ze generieke competenties ontwikkelen

1100 1120 1140 1160 1180 1200 1220 1240 1260

1 2 3 4 5 6

CLA Average

Performance Task

Natural Sciences Social Sciences Humanities and Languages

Technology,

Engineering, and Math Business

Education Health

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Data over ‘critical thinking’ in hoger

onderwijs ogen niet zeer bemoedigend

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Dank voor uw aandacht!

 Dirk Van Damme

 dirk@dirkvandammeedu.net

 @VanDammeEDU

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