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Facilities For Education And Research: Among other activities, the Religious Education Association organizes seminars, round tables, and workshops and holds occasional national conventions: (1) to discuss the theories, philosophy, and methods of religious and character education; (2) to consider ways of enhancing the adequacy and quality of religion in American education through schools, colleges, churches, synagogues, and other agencies; (3) to help leaders of religious and character education to become aware of the findings of research in the pedagogy, psychology, and sociology of religion, theology, and other disciplines, as it bears on religious and character facilities for education and researchmation ; (4) to stimulate research and experimentation in the entire field of religious and character education.
Early Research.—The importance of research is best understood in historical pe live. Although its beginnings are lost in history, science as we know it today is between three and four centuries old. Its cedents were European and, with a few n> exceptions, progress in early American si depended largely on research conducted in Ei That dependence was broken rapidly when chanical invention and technological develo] were concerned, but it persisted long in the of basic research and theory.
Expansion of American Research.-colonists looked to Europe facilities for education and research scientific idea education in general.
Architectural Education facilities for education and researchum 3 : Global Area facilities for education and research Architectural Education
Countries and continents are getting closer because of globalization and good communication opportunities. Exchange of students, academic personal, researchers and professionals all over the world can easily be realized in the third millennium.
The European Higher Education Area and European Research Area was established after Bologna, and many important cooperative studies were realized in this process. Mobility of students, academics and researchers, cooperative studies in research and education are the important issues when the European countries are considered. |
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