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Educational Alternatives, Volume 12, 2014

COOPERATION AS PART OF TEACHING STUDENTS’ INTEGRATED LEARNING IN THEIR EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION AND IN THE PRACTICE FIELD
Elsa Løfsnæs, Anne Mette Rosø
Pages: 548-557
Published: 4 Sep 2014
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Abstract: This article highlights the Norwegian approach to professional training understood as integrated theoretical and practical learning. The article presents an action-oriented partnership between the teacher training institution and the practice field intended to cultivate mutual understanding and cooperation. This is considered a long-term process, and the present article only features one of the phases of this process. We find that the practical training involves somewhat different perspectives on the objective of integrated theoretical and practical learning, and that a dialogue with the practice field on desired objectives is necessary to ensure that the teacher training is comprehensively improved. Some of the practice teachers assume the dual role of being a teacher for both the teaching students and their own pupils, whereas other teachers focus on what works for the pupils, transferring their own insights rather than laying the grounds for an integrated theoretical and practical learning.
Keywords: norwegian teacher education, integration of theoretical and practical learning, cooperation between educational institution and the field for practice
Cite this article: Elsa Løfsnæs, Anne Mette Rosø. COOPERATION AS PART OF TEACHING STUDENTS’ INTEGRATED LEARNING IN THEIR EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION AND IN THE PRACTICE FIELD. Journal of International Scientific Publications: Educational Alternatives 12, 548-557 (2014). https://www.scientific-publications.net/en/article/1000531/
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