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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Teacher education policy"”.
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Exploring beginner teachers' perceptions of school support to enhance their capability sets in relation to teacher education policy
The National Policy Framework for Teacher Education and Development in South Africa of 2006 (NPF) outlines seven principles which underpin this policy as expressed in the Norms and Standards for Educators (2000). These principles require a teacher to be: a specialist in a particular learning area, …
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Influences of co-teaching in student teaching on pre-service teachers' teacher efficacy
<p>Teacher education researchers and policy makers recognize field experience, particularly student teaching, as a critical component of pre-service teacher learning and development. The co-teaching model of student teaching, in which cooperating teachers and student teachers jointly plan and …
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The transformation of teacher education in Namibia : the development of reflective practice
… Africa in 1990, the Namibian government saw education as central to nation building and the development of society. Transformation of the education system thus had to influence and contribute to societal reform aimed at equalising the society. The goals, demands and expectations of basic …
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Bäst i klassen? Lärare och elever i svenska och europeiska policytexter
… to the Swedish school system and its schools, teachers and pupils, but especially the epidemic of policies produced in order to develop and improve Swedish schools, in particular after the change of government in 2006. The general aim of this thesis is to study how teachers and pupils are …
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Understanding English language teacher education in Chile : a cultural historical activity theory (chat) perspective
… the English language, resulting in a demand for teachers of English (Matear, 2008). However, there has been a widely held belief that Chilean teachers of English are inadequately skilled and incapable of effectively teaching English at schools (Ministerio de Educacion, 2009a). This has resulted …