Sytuacje konfliktowe w procesie wychowania
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1987
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Wydział Prawa i Administracji UAM
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Conflict situations in the process of education
Abstract
The article contains the considerations on the interpersonal conflict between
an educator and a pupil as a basic element of the process of education.
The reflection are based on the assumption that education is a „sui generis"
type of a conflict of interests. The said process consists in the educator's persistent
interference in the pupil's personality, in its constant disintegration resulting from
the educator's confronting the pupil with the tasks and problems to be solved and
then in its gradual integration through the fact that the pupil has solved the problems
or performed the tasks. In order to investigate the above process, the author
distinguishes several concepts forming a general scheme of the analysis. Among
basic concepts the author includes: 1) the intensity of a conflict (5 stages have
been distinguished); 2) the awareness of a conflict; 3) symmetrical and asymetrical
character of interpersonal conflict relations; 4) general and more detailed forms of
struggle, including criteria 1) and 3); 5) the functions of conflicts; 6) the elimination
and termination of a conflict.
The article contains the considerations on:
a) a conflict as a basic factor of the development of personality;
b) main stages of conflict, together with the analyses of forms of struggle and
the means of eliminating conflicts, as models of educational situations;
c) two main ways in which the conflicts appear, as dichotomic models of
educational actions;
d) three types of education, as the functions of different educational attitudes
adopted in a situation of conflict.
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Ruch Prawniczy, Ekonomiczny i Socjologiczny 49, 1987, z. 3, s. 337-357
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0035-9629