Lithuanian

Publications

Management of Organizations: Systematic Research

No 45, 2008

Loreta BUKŠNYTĖ, Loreta GUSTAINIENĖ, Liuda ŠINKARIOVA
FUNCTIONAL QUALIFICATION COMPETENCIES ACQUIRED BY NON-FORMAL AND INFORMAL LEARNING: PSYCHOLOGIST’S FUNCTIONS AS A SAMPLE

Valdonė DARŠKUVIENĖ, Dalia KAUPELYTĖ, Nijolė PETKEVIČIŪTĖ
POSSIBILITIES OF FORMATION AND ASSESSMENT OF MANAGERIAL COMPETENCES IN THE TEACHING PROCESS

Genutė GEDVILIENĖ, Ramūnas KUNCAITIS
MODEL OF PROSPECTIVE EMPLOYEE GROUP WORK SKILLS ACQUIRED BY INFORMAL LEARNING AT UNIVERSITY STUDIES

Marija JĖČIUVIENĖ

TTHE FACTORS OF STUDENT’S TEACHING QUALITY

 

Eglė STASIŪNAITIENĖ
ORGANIZATION OF ASSESSMENT AND RECOGNITION SYSTEM IN NON-FORMAL AND INFORMAL LEARNING 

Rimantas MIKALAUSKAS,Biruta ŠVAGŽDIENĖ
THE PROBLEMS OF UNIVERSITY MANAGEMENT IN KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY: THE IMPORTANCE OF RECONSTRUCTION

Margarita TERESEVIČIENĖ, Estela DAUKŠIENĖ, Jovita PRIBUŠAUSKAITĖ
THE IMPORTANCE OF CONSULTANT‘S TRAINING AND PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS WHEN ASESSING EMPLOYEES‘ COMPETENCES

Virginija TUOMAITĖ, Vaiva zuzevičiūtė
VALIDATION AND RECOGNITION OF NON-FORMAL AND INFORMAL LEARNING OF EMPLOYEES AS PREREQUISITE OF LIFELONG LEARNING

Vaiva ZUZEVIČIŪTĖ, Tadas TERESEVIČIUS
PREREQUISITES FOR THE CREATION OF A LEARNING ORGANIZATION

Loreta BUKŠNYTĖ, Loreta GUSTAINIENĖ, Liuda ŠINKARIOVA
FUNCTIONAL QUALIFICATION COMPETENCIES ACQUIRED BY NON-FORMAL AND INFORMAL LEARNING: PSYCHOLOGIST’S FUNCTIONS AS A SAMPLE

The article shares the experience gained while preparing the methods of identification and validation of the psychologist‘s competencies acquired by non-formal and informal learning. The authors discuss the stages of the competence evaluation process, the validity of evaluation methods as well as the evaluation criteria of the form and the content of the presented model employed for the assessment of the psychologist’s competencies acquired by non-formal and informal learning.

Keywords: identification and validation of non-formal and informal learning, qualification of a psychologist

Valdonė DARŠKUVIENĖ, Dalia KAUPELYTĖ, Nijolė PETKEVIČIŪTĖ
POSSIBILITIES OF FORMATION AND ASSESSMENT OF MANAGERIAL COMPETENCES IN THE TEACHING PROCESS

The article provides the concept of managerial competence, the possibilities to form and assess it in the teaching process. The authors enunciate criteria for the evaluation of managerial competence and propose the model for the assessment of managerial competences acquired by non-formal and informal learning.

Keywords: managerial competence, formation and assessment of the competence.

Genutė GEDVILIENĖ, Ramūnas KUNCAITIS
MODEL OF PROSPECTIVE EMPLOYEE GROUP WORK SKILLS ACQUIRED BY INFORMAL LEARNING AT UNIVERSITY STUDIES

The article analyses how students’ group learning skills, acquired by informal learning, are reflected in the formal university studies. There are presented aspects of theoretical group development and formation, highlighting the students’ approach to learning in groups. A model of the group learning skills’ development is prepared.

Keywords: informal, non-formal, formal learning, group, roles.

Marija JĖČIUVIENĖ

THE FACTORS OF STUDENT’S TEACHING QUALITY

 

The paper discusses the aspects of the development of practical skills (cognitive and applied) for future employees. Based on the best scientific, pedagogical and practical experience there are provided the most important factors of pedagogical and developmental interaction that predetermine teaching and learning results.

Keywords: pedagogical technology, the quality of teaching and learning, emotional competence.

 

Eglė STASIŪNAITIENĖ
ORGANIZATION OF ASSESSMENT AND RECOGNITION SYSTEM IN NON-FORMAL AND INFORMAL LEARNING

The article refers to the organizational assumptions of the system’s development, its structural elements and their inter-cohesion enabling to project functional aspects of the system. It presents the model of the assessment system of non-formal and informal learning achievements.

Keywords: assessment of non-formal and informal learning achievements, recognition of competencies, system, system’ organization.

Rimantas MIKALAUSKAS,  Biruta ŠVAGŽDIENĖ
THE PROBLEMS OF UNIVERSITY MANAGEMENT IN KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY: THE IMPORTANCE OF RECONSTRUCTION

The paper presents theoretical assumptions of the university’s, as a traditional organization, inadequacy to the realia of global information society. The authors present modern structures and mechanisms for universities to function in the market.

Keywords: management of university, inovations, business, partnership, market, organization‘s structure, organization theory, problem in administration, global information society.

Margarita TERESEVIČIENĖ, Estela DAUKŠIENĖ, Jovita PRIBUŠAUSKAITĖ
THE IMPORTANCE OF CONSULTANT‘S TRAINING AND PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS WHEN ASESSING EMPLOYEES‘ COMPETENCES

The article analyses the consultant‘s role in the assessment and recognition of competencies acquired by employees through non-formal and informal learning. There is presented the qualitative and quantitative research analyzing consultant‘s preparation, personal features and their importance for the assessment.

Keywords: counselling, consultant, candidate, consultant’s activities, competencies, assessment and recognition of learning outcomes, non-formal learning, informal learning.

Virginija TUOMAITĖ, Vaiva zuzevičiūtė
VALIDATION AND RECOGNITION OF NON-FORMAL AND INFORMAL LEARNING OF EMPLOYEES AS PREREQUISITE OF LIFELONG LEARNING

The aim of this article is to analyse expectations and social value that are attributed to the process of validation and recognition of non-formal and informal learning outcomes and the changes occurring in this area in the European countries. The authors present the data of a pilot empirical study conducted in this field.

Keywords: non-formal and informal learning, competences, recognition, validation, prior experiential, and lifelong learning.

Vaiva ZUZEVIČIŪTĖ, Tadas TERESEVIČIUS
PREREQUISITES FOR THE CREATION OF A LEARNING ORGANIZATION

This article seeks to reveal the importance of knowledge and learning organizations in the contemporary and rapidly changing world. The authors present the research, which analyses how organization members estimate learning opportunities and points out the main obstacles occurring when creating a learning organization.

Keywords: adult education, learning opportunities, learning organization, learning society, human resources.