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Standard Journal of Educational Research and Essay Vol. 3(1), pp. 031-036, January 2015
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Research article

 

Simulated enterprise - provocation for students and teachers in applying new learning methods and practice new skills

 

Doina David

 

Dimitrie Cantemir University, Bodoni Sandor 3-5, Tārgu Mureş, Mureş, Romānia

 

Author E-mail: daviddoina@yahoo.ro, daviddoina@yahoo.com;  Tel: +40745576168

 

Abstract

Constant re-evaluation of traditional learning methods aimed at adapting them as necessary and reporting to the demands of academia where traditional methods are increasingly being replaced by the non-formal, involving direct involvement of students, accountability, experience of role-playing, simulation activities in companies or firms, changing roles by passing successively through various departments, which requires the student to be placed in various situational conditions also an employee. This process is carried out successfully through Enterprise Simulate. They include theoretical and practical testing methods which are non traditional didactic If traditional methods involving exposure conversation teaching, demonstration, working with teaching materials, modern methods are non-formal because they include: algorithmic modeling, problem solving, training scheduled, case studies, simulation methods (working in different departments: legal, accounting, marketing, tourism, human resources), discovery learning. This paper aims to point out some of the peculiarities, advantages and novelty of this method of learning through discovery and direct involvement of students.

Keywords: enterprise simulate, non-formal learning methods, traditional learning methods
 

 

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