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Teacher education policy and research : global perspectives / / Diane Mayer, editor
Teacher education policy and research : global perspectives / / Diane Mayer, editor
Pubbl/distr/stampa Singapore : , : Springer, , [2021]
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (vii, 223 pages)
Disciplina 895.609162
Soggetto topico Teachers - Training of
Teachers - Training of - Research
Formació del professorat
Soggetto genere / forma Llibres electrònics
ISBN 981-16-3775-X
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Intro -- Contents -- Editor and Contributors -- 1 Teacher Education Policy and Research: An Introduction -- Introduction -- Teacher Education Policy -- Teacher Education Policy and Notions of Professionalism -- Teacher Education Research and Policy -- The Contribution of This Book -- References -- 2 Teacher Education/ors in Australia: Still Shaping the Profession Despite Policy Intervention -- Introduction -- Background -- Pathways into Initial Teacher Education -- Policies Influencing Initial Teacher Education in Australia (2008-2020) -- Preparing a Profession -- National Agenda Setting -- Promoting National Excellence in Initial Teacher Education -- Developing a National Vision -- Discussion -- Postscript -- References -- 3 A Critical Examination of the Conception of Teacher Professionalism Enacted in Current Teacher Education Policy in Flanders (Belgium) -- Introduction -- The Context of the Decree of 2018 -- A Sketch of Three Decades of Reform -- The Decree of 2018 -- The Discourse of Teacher Professionalism Enacted in Current Policy Legislation -- Premise 1: Professionalism is a Quality Acquired, Possessed and Performed by Individual Teachers -- Premise 2: Professionalism Is Knowing and Performing What 'What Works' -- Premise 3: Professionalism can be Mapped and Checked -- Discussion -- References -- 4 Teaching and Teacher Education for a Post-pandemic Canada: Context, Crisis, Critique and Complication -- Context -- Crisis -- Critique -- Global-Local: Scaling Back Democracy -- School-Society: Responsibilizing the Teacher -- Research-Practice: Patrolling Boundaries -- Margin-Centre: Settling Differences -- Complication -- References -- 5 The Complex Policy Landscape of Initial Teacher Education in England: What's the Problem Represented to Be? -- Introduction -- The Context of Initial Education or Training In England.
Overview of Recent ITE Policy Development in England -- What's the Problem (of ITE in England) Represented to Be? -- What Presuppositions or Assumptions Underpin This Representation of the 'Problem'? -- How Has This Representation of the 'Problem' Come About? -- What Is Left Unproblematic in This Problem Representation? Can the 'Problem' Be Thought About Differently? -- What Effects Are Produced by This Representation of the 'Problem'? -- How/Where Has This Representation of the 'Problem' Been Produced, Disseminated and Defended? -- Conclusions -- References -- 6 Analyzing Practice, Research, and Accountability Turns in Finnish Academic Teacher Education -- Introduction -- Finnish Teacher Education: Key Characteristics -- Turns in Teacher Education: Practice, Research, and Accountability -- The Practice Turn in Finnish Teacher Education -- The University/Research Turn in Finnish Teacher Education -- The Accountability Turn in Finnish Teacher Education -- Discussion -- References -- 7 Preparing High Quality Teacher Education Graduates in an Era of Unprecedented Uncertainties: The Case of Hong Kong -- Introduction -- Pathways to Becoming Kindergarten, Primary and Secondary School Teachers in Hong Kong -- Full-Time ITE Programmes -- Part-Time ITE Programmes -- Teacher Policy Context: T-Standard+ and Training Requirements for Newly-Joined Teachers -- Preparing High Quality ITE Graduates: The Case of an Undergraduate ITE Programme in the EdUHK -- Professional Excellence -- Ethical Responsibility -- Innovation -- An Era of Unprecedented Uncertainties -- The Outbreak of COVID-19 -- Major Socio-Political Issues in Hong Kong -- Professional Competence and Teacher Buoyancy in an Era of Unprecedented Uncertainties -- Demands on New Professional Knowledge -- Third Hybrid Spaces in ITE and Communicative Safe Spaces -- Teacher Buoyancy -- References.
8 Quality Under Pressure in Dutch Teacher Education -- Introduction -- Context -- Teacher Education in the Netherlands -- Dutch Society -- Dutch Schools as a Work Environment -- The Position of Teacher Educators in the Netherlands -- Research on Teacher Education -- Current Policies -- Policy Measure: Attract second-Career Teachers -- Policy Measure: Develop Career Tracks in Teaching -- Policy Measure: "Stacking" of Teaching Qualifications -- Analysis -- Lessons to be Learned and Ways Forward -- References -- 9 Teacher Education Policy in Aotearoa New Zealand: Global Trends Meet Local Imperatives -- Quality Teaching in Aotearoa New Zealand -- New Policy in Initial Teacher Education -- Our Code, Our Standards (Teaching Council 2017). -- ITE Programme Approval, Monitoring and Review Requirements (Teaching Council 2019) -- Local and International Influences on ITE Policy -- Evidence of Contextual Influences on Aotearoa New Zealand ITE Policy -- Evidence of International Policy Influences on Aotearoa New Zealand ITE Policy -- Responding to the Policies: Research Into How Ite Programmes Respond to Te Tiriti O Waitangi and Racism -- Conclusions -- References -- 10 Teacher Education in Northern Ireland: Policy, Practice and Pragmatism -- Introduction -- Teacher Education Courses -- Reviews of Teacher Education -- Educational Research -- Teacher Education During the Pandemic-Pragmatics and Lasting Impacts? -- Conclusion -- References -- 11 Educating Teachers in the Post-Bologna Context in Portugal: Lessons Learned and Remaining Challenges -- Introduction -- A Snapshot of the Teaching Profession In Portugal: From a Teacher Surplus to the Urgency to Attract More Entrants to the Profession -- Teacher Education and the Policy Context: The Recognition of the Continuum? -- The Bologna Process and the Restructuring of Initial Teacher Education Programmes.
Lessons Learned and Remaining Challenges -- The Adoption of a Research Stance is Positive But Also Controversial -- An Inquiry-Based Approach to Teacher Education Entails More Expansive and Sophisticated Roles for Supervisors and Mentors -- The Collaborative Dimension of Professional Learning Needs to Be Enhanced -- Engaging in Joint Work to Develop a Scholarship of Teacher Education Is Both Rewarding and Challenging -- The Ethical, Social and Cultural Dimension of Teaching Needs Further Attention -- Explicit Pedagogies for Identity Development in ITE Are Crucial in the Process of Learning to Teach -- Conclusions -- References -- 12 Measuring Quality in Initial Teacher Education in Scotland: A Context-Specific Endeavour -- Introduction -- The MQuITE Project -- ITE in Scotland: A Brief History -- Conceptualising 'Measuring Quality' in ITE -- The MQuITE Framework -- Some 'Scotified' Measures of Quality in ITE -- Foreign Language Preparedness -- Career Intention -- No 'Final' Report: The ongoing impact of MQuITE -- References -- 13 Teacher Education in the United States of America: An Overview of the Policies, Pathways, Issues and Relevant Research -- Background -- Policy Initiatives and Their Impact on U.S. Teacher Education -- National Board for Professional Teaching Standards -- Common Core State Standards -- The No Child Left Behind Act -- The Elementary and Secondary Education Act -- An Attempt at Federal Regulation of Teacher Education Providers -- The Teacher Education Report Card: Title II of the Higher Education Act -- The System of Teacher Education in the U.S. -- Higher Education Based Teacher Preparation -- Alternative Routes -- Other Pathways -- Teacher Professional and Career Development -- Current Issues in Teacher Education in the U.S. -- Accountability -- Professional Fragmentation of The Field -- Recruitment and Retention.
Disjointed Nature of Teacher Preparation, Induction and Development -- Production of Knowledge in, for, and About the Profession -- References -- 14 A Research Informed Approach to Initial Teacher Education in Wales: Intentions, Examples and Reflections -- Introduction. -- Research Informed Practice -- Policy Context -- Research Informed Teacher Education in Wales -- Coda -- References -- 15 Teacher Education Policy: Future Research, Teaching in Contexts of Super-Diversity and Early Career Teaching -- Introduction -- Teacher Education Policy Across the 13 Nations -- Teacher Education is in the Spotlight -- Constructing the Teaching Professional -- Constructing Teacher Education Professionalism -- Future Possibilities and Opportunities for Teacher Education Research -- Equity and Preparing Teachers for Work Within Contexts of Super-Diversity -- and Early Career Teaching -- Teacher Education Research -- Equity and Preparing Teachers for Work Within Contexts of Super-Diversity -- Early Career Teaching -- Classroom Readiness is Not the Destination -- Early Career Attrition and 'Preparedness' -- Conclusion -- References.
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Work-integrated learning case studies in teacher education : epistemic reflexivity / / edited by Matthew Winslade, Tony Loughland, and Michelle J. Eady
Work-integrated learning case studies in teacher education : epistemic reflexivity / / edited by Matthew Winslade, Tony Loughland, and Michelle J. Eady
Edizione [1st ed. 2023.]
Pubbl/distr/stampa Singapore : , : Springer, , [2023]
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (394 pages)
Disciplina 895.609162
Soggetto topico Teachers - Training of
Formació del professorat
Soggetto genere / forma Llibres electrònics
ISBN 981-19-6532-3
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Preamble 1 Why is this Text Important? -- Preamble 2 How WIL Changes Graduate Employability in the Context of Education -- SECTION 1 Background and Theoretical Perspectives -- 1 Introduction – Meaning and Purpose -- 2 The Theory of Work Integrated Learning in Teacher Education -- 3 The Importance of Authentic Learning Experiences through WIL Opportunities -- 4 A Systematic Review: Work Integrated Learning and School Partnerships -- SECTION 2 Research -- 5 Supporting the development of highly effective classroom practice -- 6 Growing into the profession: promoting teacher education students’ subjectification through critical reflection whilst on professional experience -- 7 A shared responsibility - Working together to change culture: A fresh take on the university /school partnership approach -- 8 In-school coordinators and mentor teachers roles and responsibilities: A snapshot of current approaches to professional experience in one Australian school -- 9 SECTION 3 Practice -- 10 From Best Practice to Next Practice: Preparing pre-service teachers for innovative, agile learning environments -- 11 Importance of Data on Teaching and Learning (Data days for Pre-service teachers at Cambridge Park High School) -- 12 Supporting Regional and Remote Primary Education Students on WIL Placement Using Video Technology – A Classroom Teacher’s perspective -- 13 Video as a medium for enhancing initial teacher education and professional learning in the area of classroom practice -- 14 The role of the PEXC in transitioning the TES to the profession: Moving beyond a sink or swim discourse -- 15 Developing a model of ‘vertical’ professional mentoring across the teaching continuum: the case of the Burwood Girls HS-UTS PEx Hub partnership -- 16 Examining a collaborative model for PST assessment during a final PEX placement -- 17 The professionalization of the placement coordinator: Practice and potentials -- 18 Creating A Core Subject That Requires Authentic Community Service Learning – Process and Framework -- 19 The School – University partnership: Reciprocity from an academics perspective -- 20 Schools and Universities working together to address the shortage of teachers in rural and remote locations: Supporting metropolitan based students to go bush -- 21 SECTION 4 Partnerships -- School and university perspectives: creating professional development opportunities through WIL -- 22 Building Mentoring Relationships: Sustaining Professional Teacher Capacity -- 23 Why school partnerships are vital for thriving education faculties -- 24 Quality control and professional teaching placements: The “at risk” decision-making, collaborations and support processes -- 25 Supporting Classroom Teachers Who Supervise Education Students on WIL Placements – A Case Study -- 26 Setting up for Success: the Bonnyrigg Heights Public School and the University of Technology Partnership -- 27 Teaching for the Future Professional Partnership: The PEX Hub School Perspective -- 28 Conclusions and synthesis of chapters -- Postscript -- 29 Professional Experience in times of COVID-19.
Record Nr. UNINA-9910637708203321
Singapore : , : Springer, , [2023]
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