I. Introduction
The characteristic of Havruta learning method is that two people discuss through questions and conversations, which is the core of Havruta. Unlike a discussion conducted by several people, there is no marginalized person because it is conducted by two people. Students must first organize their thoughts on a specific topic and develop their ideas through questions, conversations, discussions, and arguments with each other. In this process, students can organize their thoughts and sometimes gain insight in a completely different direction.It also means that respect for others can be learned by listening to, analyzing, and responding to other people's opinions[1][2]. In order to foster self-directed learning, it is necessary to improve the motivation for self-learning[3].
Most of the education so far has been developed around institutionalized school education, but problems are gradually appearing[4], The contents and methods are presented[5]. The problems of traditional education can be found first in the relationship between the school and students. Originally, schools were entrusted by parents to promote growth as desirable human beings and to develop knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary for successful social life[6].
The identity of a social worker affects the role recognition and value formation of social workers[7]. Students majoring in social welfare are students with diverse social and cultural backgrounds, and after graduation, they need to provide guidance on practical competencies in various ways, such as finding employment, starting a business, and linking majors in the workplace. Individual, organizational, and community change in line with social welfare policies The ability to suggest ways to solve problems in the local community through social welfare practices is required.
While various efforts to develop critical thinking ability continued, the Jewish Havruta learning method, which can improve critical thinking ability through questioning, discussion and debate, has received more attention[8]. Due to the nature of the social welfare course, various qualities and competencies are required for the process of taking the knowledge of the theoretical background as an opportunity to put it into practice, acquiring new practical skills, and rethinking and convincing oneself of one's abilities and motives. There is a need to design a Havruta course in the sense that it is necessary to make an effort to graft the contents of the purpose and value of social welfare practice into social welfare field practice in a series of processes such as analysis and client protection, practical criticism, and alternative preparation.
Reinforcing the identity of social welfare professionals is very important not only for trainees but also for improving the quality of social welfare services. Therefore, by designing the Havruta learning method and applying various learning methods that can inspire competence, we develop a social welfare study class suitable for the characteristics of learners, and derive improvement plans through continuous feedback to improve problem-solving ability, discussion ability, logical The purpose of curriculum design is to improve persuasion.
II. Theoretical Background
1. Debate-centric type
In the Debate-centric type, it is important to understand the characteristics and professional knowledge of the various values required for social welfare subjects, to draw social consensus, or to think about what values can be well realized and why they think so. A discussion took place, and the professor announced the topic and class operation method in advance through announcements, and discussed what values he thought could be well realized and why he thought so. For each individual discussion, five minutes were provided to organize one's position, and the leading content of 'What is a practical study that changes humans' can be applied.
2. Partner Teaching Type
In the partner teaching type, the contents to be explained to the partner were organized and taught about the 'external-led model' among the 'agenda construction model' of the field and classification of social welfare institutions. In the pre-learning, social welfare policy formation and decision-making processes were studied, and three questions were asked focusing on the content to be emphasized. In order to teach the contents learned through previous study and class to the partner, 5 minutes was given to organize the process.
3. Question-centered type
In the question-centered type, we understood the system of the social welfare field and asked questions focusing on journal writing and document writing. In the pre-learning, we provided guides and sample materials for each type of question so that we could be familiar with the questions, and confirmed the document preparation sample 1 Three questions were asked per person. Question presentation was conducted in the form of presenting written questions after receiving applications on a first-come, first-served basis. After listening to 10 presentations, the instructor selected 5 excellent question presenters, and allowed students to select the final excellent presenters by voting.
4. Problem-making type
In the problem-making type, two people paired up to discuss the problem, centered on the problem created by making 3 individual problems, and then refine the problem and choose a good problem with the partner. In group and problem refining, a group was formed and a leader was selected, group discussion was conducted to refine the problem, each group selected a good problem, and the intention of the selected problem was summarized. In the presentation, the problem and intention were presented, the contents of the presentation were pasted on the blackboard, and all the students put stickers on the group that created the best problem.
5. Shir
Shir is a Hebrew word meaning a class with a rabbi, and it refers to summarizing what you learn together with the teacher at the end of the class. Shir methods include sponge shir, visual shir, partner shir, etc. Sponge Shir is a way to get various opinions by leaving ‘keywords’ blank. Visual Shir is a way to express yourself with a simple picture after discussion. The partner Shir talks with the teacher and uses it as a concept to finally organize[9].
III. Learning Method Research Content
1. Apply the learning method Shir
As shown in [Table 1], group discussion and Shir of the Havruta learning method argument-centered type were applied. [Table 1] shows the contents of the learning method applied
Table 1. Debate-centric type group discussion and Shir application
As shown in [Table 2], shir of partner teaching type of Havruta learning method was applied. [Table 2] shows the contents of the learning method applied.
Table 2. Application of shir of partner teaching type
As shown in [Table 3], Shir of the Havruta learning method question-centered type was applied. [Table 3] shows the contents of the learning method applied.
Table 3. Application of Shir in question-centered type
As shown in [Table 4], shir of the Havruta learning method problem-making type was applied. [Table 4] shows how to apply the learning method.
Table 4. Apply shir of the problem-making type
IV. Learning results
1. Learner Activity Results
As shown in [Table 5], the contents of the learner activity results of the Debate-centric type of Havruta learning method were submitted to the instructor. The contents of the learner activity results are shown in [Table 5].
Table 5. Debate-centric type learner activity result
As shown in [Table 6], the result of learner activity of partner teaching type Habruta learning method was submitted to the professor. The contents of the learner activity results are shown in [Table 6].
Table 6. partner teaching type type Learner activity result
As shown in [Table 7], the results of learner activities in the question-centered type Habruta learning method were submitted to the professor. The contents of the learner activity results are shown in [Table 7].
Table 7. Question-centered type Learner activity results
As shown in [ Table 8], the results of learner activities in the problem-making type Habruta learning method were submitted to the professor. The contents of the learner activity results are shown in [Table 8].
Table 8. Problem-making type Learner’s activity result
Ⅴ. Conclusion
Our society is demanding talented people who can actively respond to environmental changes and solve problems creatively. To nurture such talents, schools are making efforts to motivate learners to learn and to develop self-directed learning abilities so that voluntary and proactive learning can take place in the learning process[10]. For this purpose, the results of learner activities after applying the Havruta learning method were studied for active participation and practical improvement of learners.
The Havruta learning method is a traditional Jewish learning method in which each individual analyzes and organizes his/her own thoughts, listens to the other person's story and asks questions, unlike the hierarchical relationship between teachers and students, which has departed from the teaching method. It is judged to be a learning method that can maximize learning by understanding and broadening the breadth of thinking.
In the question-centered class, in line with the social welfare course, individual, organizational, and community changes through social welfare practice, the ability to present a solution to the problems of the local community and efforts to elicit a variety of questions, along with the efforts of other students By listening to the questions, it is expected that the expansion of various thinking can be expected.
In the pair teaching type, the nature of the social welfare field practice course is to use the knowledge of the theoretical background as an opportunity to put into practice, learn new practical skills, and understand various qualities and competencies for the process of rethinking and convincing one's own abilities and motives. It is judged that it is possible to evaluate one's own strengths and weaknesses by strengthening communication skills through activities that can improve practical skills and at the same time comparing and evaluating the pair teaching methods of other students.
In the argument-oriented type, one has to understand the difference between values and ethics and logically persuade one's own values and ethics to understand what is right and wrong and what is good and desirable. It is judged that it will be possible to develop the competency so that logical persuasion and argument are possible.
Lastly, in the problem-making type, it is necessary to identify each other's thoughts and problems through the application of the Havruta learning method, which is a social welfare practice subject, and to share various knowledge, solve problems, and discuss to strengthen the practical competence in social welfare. Through this, it is judged that it will be possible to analyze the practical problems suitable for the learner's characteristics, and to develop the ability to understand and apply the situation clearly.
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