Philosophy of Hidden Curriculum in the Crossroad Between Professionals’ Thinking and Action: Adult Education Curriculum

Anita Jug Došler

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Philosophy of Hidden Curriculum in the Crossroad Between Professionals’ Thinking and Action: Adult Education Curriculum

Anita Jug Došler

Published in Education Journal (Volume 10, Issue 3)

Received: 9 June 2021 Accepted: 23 June 2021 Published: 30 June 2021

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Theoretical background: An awareness of the operation of factors of the hidden curriculum is a precondition for an effective and professional adult education practice. A hidden curriculum comes to bear on the work process, content, procedures and routines, it can also be understood as the “battleground” of various competing influences and ideologies that appears in a hidden manner. Method: We use the meta-synthesis research design. The main goal of a meta-synthesis was building theory by refining or extending existing theory and generating a new theory. Results: On the basis of the research findings, we develop guidelines for researching and directing the hidden curriculum and subjective theories that are based on action research, evaluation research and research following the method of the deconstruction and redefinition of the personal thinking and beliefs that guide the individual’s professional activity on the basis of processes of critical awareness and reflection. Conclusion: Deconstruction and redefinition of the personal thinking and beliefs that direct the individual’s professional operation and action are very important processes of individual professionalism. We should be aware that the researching and directing the factors of hidden curriculum can help and improve the quality of adult education and practice, professional work and operation in the education process and outcomes for practitioners.

Published in	Education Journal (Volume 10, Issue 3)
DOI	10.11648/j.edu.20211003.16
Page(s)	107-113
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Hidden Curriculum, Adult Education, Reflection, Adult Practice

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