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Qualitative Approaches to Pedagogical Engineering

Qualitative Approaches to Pedagogical Engineering
Journal · pp. 1-432
Abstract

Qualitative approaches to pedagogical engineering offer a nuanced understanding of educational design by focusing on the dynamics of teaching and learning processes. Qualitative approaches explore the lived experiences, perceptions, and interactions of educators and learners, examining how educational technologies, instructional strategies, and curriculum designs impact real-world classroom environments. By exploring factors such as teacher-student relationships, classroom culture, and the application of pedagogical theories, qualitative research in pedagogical engineering helps enhance educational practices. Further exploration into pedagogical engineering may help create meaningful responses to the needs of diverse learning communities. Qualitative Approaches to Pedagogical Engineering explores perspectives in pedagogical engineering, emphasizing qualitative approaches. It examines how qualitative research methods can enhance the design and implementation of educational technologies at the intersection of education and technology. This book covers topics such as blended learning, iterative design, and higher education, and is a useful resource for education professionals, teachers, academicians, administrators, scientists, and researchers. © 2025 by IGI Global. All rights reserved.

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Teaching Teachers' Curricula Engineering education Iterative methods Students Teaching and learning Curricula design Educational technology Real-world Learning process Teaching process Instructional strategy Qualitative approach Design impact Strategy designs
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Université Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah, Fez, Fes-Meknes, Morocco
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