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Handbook on Teaching Methodology for the Education,Training and Simulation of Hybrid Warfare: An Appendix to the Hybrid Warfare Reference Curriculum

Szerzők

Zoltán Jobbágy (szerk.)
National University of Public Service
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4553-6397
Edina Zsigmond (szerk.)
National University of Public Service
https://orcid.org/0009-0000-7399-1798

Absztrakt

It is of utmost importance to develop a teaching methodology and a simulation that promotes collaboration, engagement and personalised learning. This handbook is an appendix to the three volumes of the Hybrid Warfare Reference Curriculum and offers effective teaching methods and simulation tools to bring hybrid warfare closer to various audiences. The handbook promotes creativity, problem-solving and a deeper understanding by offering immersive and interactive learning opportunities beyond the classroom. Simulation exercises have the function to provide flexibility and cater to diverse learning styles. Without the appropriate design and use of methods and tools, it is impossible to spread quality information and create a firm foundation to any course offered to students. Teaching methods and simulation are the toolbox to be used in the right way – for the right job. Teaching methods, if understood and used appropriately can make any interaction between the lecturer and the student a lot easier. As such the handbook attempts to explain and demystify the world of teaching methods and simulation means, whilst it seeks to provide a starting point for their use.

Tartalom

Szerzői életrajzok

Alice Barana, University of Turin

postdoctoral researcher

Antonino Cambria, Centre for Defense Higher Studies

PhD student

Cecilia Fissore, University of Turin

researcher

Francesco Floris, University of Turin

PhD Student

Valeria Fradiante, University of Turin

PhD Student

Matúš Grega, Armed Forces Academy in Liptovský Mikuláš

Lieutenant Colonel, PhD, Director of the Simulation Centre

researcher

Ramona Herman, “Nicolae Bălcescu” Land Forces Academy of Sibiu since

Erasmus institutional coordinator

Marina Marchisio Conte, University of Turin

Full Professor

Zsolt Pastorek, Armed Forces Academy of General Milan Rastislav Štefánik Simulation Centre in Liptovský Mikuláš

Director

Fabio Roman, University of Turin

post-doctoral researcher

Matteo Sacchet, University of Turin

PhD

Daniela Salusso

PhD

Enrico Spinello, Italian Army

Researcher and Lieutenant Colonel

Paul Tudorache, “Nicolae Bălcescu” Land Forces Academy of Sibiu

Professor

Zoltán Jobbágy, National University of Public Service

Head of Department

Edina Zsigmond, National University of Public Service

Former Project Manager

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Megjelenés

2025.03.05

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ISBN-13 (15)

978-963-653-113-3