Exemplos de uso de Technicism em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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That is technicism and undermines teachers.
Furthermore, current health policies tend to be directed towards technicism.
It stands out that technicism, which persists in the current setting, is associated with the institutionalization of nursing.
Participants indicated these themes, but complained about the absence of others,based on the argument of technicism, as will be seen below.
Technicism and voiding of physicians' place as caregivers are caused by training centered on biomedical knowledge acquisition.
Professor A believes that although the official curriculum envisages a broader education, technicism is more highly valued because there is no time for study.
A technicism which reflected the language of the machines, organizing and controlling people in urban environments increasingly rationalized and commoditized.
It is worth stressing that the teaching of didactics cannot exonerate itself from facing the thorny subject of methodologies because the mark of technicism predominates.
Characterized by a high degree of specificity and technicism, this type of projects demands the best and to them are associated the great companies of the sector.
In this respect there was a certain non-measurable or quantifiable symbolism,i.e. a direct opposition to the technicism proposed until then, for the interpretation of cultures.
However, to perceive the emphasis on technicism, that is, the participants' concern about carrying out technical procedures during the undergraduate course and the distancing from managerial activities.
What is clear to me is that a normative view of curriculum theory becomes a form of technicism- telling teachers what to do- if it is separated from its critical role.
They wrote,"In the context of Czech architecture of the latter half of the 20th century,it is an exceptional building that creatively follows up the period styles of Western technicism and brutalism.
This technicism is maintained mainly by the dental education, which usually ignores ethical, political, social and cultural dimensions inherent to health issues in general and particularly to the dental practice.
The results suggest that practical elements of the institution¿s culture(symbols, heroes and rituals)converge on the following values: the technicism, the assistance, and the hierarchy.
Among the principal aspects, the emphasis on technicism in the training stood out, as did the lecturers' adherence to pedagogical practices which most resemble the transmission of knowledge and scarce open-ness to dialog.
The author's argument is underpinned by the involvement of these theories with a human training that opposes the technicism that is dominant in both professional education and in health.
MECW Vol 35.375 György Lukács studied these notebooks while they existed in the archives in Moscow, andappears to refer to them in a 1925 article later published in English translation in the New Left Review criticizing what he saw as Bukharin's undue technicism.
The undergraduate programs in the area of health, specifically Dentistry, have promoted,historically, an education based on the model that focuses on technicism, curative and individualized practices and on knowledge fragmentation by specialties.
Dalbosco reveals a worldwide trend of higher education, marked by technicism and by the progressive reduction of knowledge to information, focusing on the education of professionals to meet the immediate demands of the labor market to the detriment of a broad cultural education.
The failure to value"invisible" complaints, which compromises the professionals' ability to see beyond the physical marks,is related to the technicism which permeates the training given by the health courses.
The presentism and technicism implicit in the term'electronic', as well as the literalization of the technical device, were already criticized for instance in the introduction to PO. EX: Essays from Portugal(Torres and Baldwin, 2014) or in the recent words of Espen Aarseth at the ELO 2015 conference 1.
In a study published in 1961, Mascarenhas and Pacheco discussed the fragmentation of scientific knowledge and its consequences for health,showing that this process had led to technicism and to an incomplete vision of the human being and his needs.
One particular study systematizes the four different theoretical approaches to innovation in services:assimilation or technicism, according to some authors; differentiation or demarcation called"services-based" in some studies; inversion considered services' backlash; and the integrative perspective or synthesis.
The esthetic standards, understood as something which regulates the production of knowledge, occur in the organization of care, based on socializing structures of feelings such as motherhood, piety, altruism,empiricism, technicism, professionalism, scientificism and humanism.
However, in this world colonized by scientific reasoning,integration of art with everyday life can configure an escape route from technicism and the substantively instrumental logic of the sciences, thereby bringing openings for human dimensions differing from those seized by technological sciences.
When the nurses interpret their competences related to the ethical dilemmas superficially,they probably only understand whatever regards to technicism and operational processes of nursing attendance, not taking the senior's multi-dimensionality into account.
Continuing education is a feasible alternative to change the workspace, as it proposes differentiated ways of educating andlearning, through which we transcend technicism and punctual training, instigating active participation of students during the process as well as developing their critical and creative ability, thus contributing to the work environment, transforming it and being transformed.
The incorporation of simple recommendations, such as walking ornot using a venous line routinely may be an opportunity for a most needed reflection, in this setting where technicism prevails, so that practitioners may develop a more preventive and somewhat“contemplative” care.
It is important to highlight that, regardless of the type of institution, or clinical practice, the demands of the institutions, with goals, rules andproductivity to be achieved, culminate in the technicism process, currently experienced in the health area, and hinder the establishment of a therapeutic relationship grounded in empathy, in listening and in respect for the individuality of the patient.