Competences in education: A confusion of tongues
By Wim Westera. 2001
401 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Education, Human Factors and Ergonomics, Social Psychology
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Citations in the corpus
- Conceptions of Professional Competence (2014, background): “So, where White (1959) was emphasizing the importance of the motivation to learn and to perform, McClelland (1973) was stressing that assessment of learning needed to be more relevant.”
- Graduate Employability and Competence Development in Higher Education—A Systematic Literature Review Using PRISMA (2020, neutral): “Thus, competence is a problematic concept [16].”
- Boundary-Crossing Competence: Theoretical Considerations and Educational Design (2007, background): “Although the definitions of competence remain vague, there appear to be two general tendencies in the literature (Westera, 2001).”
- Generation Z: Fitting Project Management Soft Skills Competencies—A Mixed-Method Approach (2020, background): “Westera [27] suggested two perspectives on competence: the theoretical, meaning that competence is as a cognitive structure that facilitates a specified behavior and the operational, which refers to skills and behaviors that represent the ability to produce successful behaviors in non-standardized s”