英文摘要 |
Discussions of Pedagogues are often focused on making efforts to increase instructional efficiency while neglecting other important aspects. From the perspective of system theory, Luhmann and Schorr confront the pedagogues with the question of whether there is inherently an insurmountable barrier to instructional practices, which is known as the technology deficit of pedagogy. Luhmann and Schorr claim that the technology deficit are the results of the double contingency in every social interaction, and thus developed a new conception of causality to deal with this problem. This article inquires Lumann and Schorr’s challenging question to the pedagogues. It aims to articulate a critique and a reassessment of their theory, and then provide an alternative as well as a more comprehensive approach in thinking about pedagogical practices. In this paper, I first explored analytical efforts of Luhmann and Schorr to conceptualize the problem and provided a critical account of the relation between the technology deficit and double contingency. Then, I pointed out Luhmann and Schorr’s new conception of causality was unsatisfactory, and re-explained the double faced role that time plays in the situation of pedagogical communication. In that, I examined the cause of the technology deficit and traced it back to the inherent nature of the pedagogical practice. To conclude, I answered how the pedagogues should respond to the problem. |