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Continuing development of competences

Competentie-ontwikkeling is een doorlopend proces dat niet stopt met het geven van een cursus. De ontwikkeling van "civics" competenties in Rusland moet ook doorontwikkeld worden na de schoolcarrihre.

Rethinking the fundamentals of teacher training

Gedachten over verandering voor een traditionele Russische lerarenopleiding.

Professionalizing primary school mathematics teacher educators

Mathematics teacher educators in primary teacher education need expert knowledge and skills in teaching in primary school, in subject matter and research. Most starting mathematics teacher educators possess only part of this knowledge and skills. A professional development trajectory for this group is developed and tested, where a design based research is used to evaluate the design. This paper describes the professional development trajectory and design. We conclude that the professional development design should focus on mathematical knowledge for teaching, should refer to both teacher education and primary education, should offer opportunities for cooperative learning, and need to use practice based research as a developmental tool.

Mehr als Komputer! - Niederländische Ansätze in der EDV-Ausbildung für soziale Berufe

Op Duits publiek gericht overzicht van de leerplanontwikkeling en de productie van lesmateriaal op het gebied van de sociale informatiekunde in Nederland.

Why all the drama?

Improvisational drama techniques (IDTs) can benefit foreign language (FL) learners by offering them an engaging way to practise speaking while hiding behind the safety of a character mask. This study aimed to glean perceptions toward and experiences with IDTs among FL student teachers, as well as training needs related to integrating IDTs as a pedagogical tool. Foreign language student teachers at a Dutch university who had not received IDT-training took part in a questionnaire (n = 197). Former student teachers who had taken such a course in drama were interviewed in depth (n = 9). Almost all student teachers - both those who had and had not received IDT-training-shared the belief that IDTs have added pedagogical value. The majority of student teachers who had not had drama training indicated that they did not often implement IDTs in their classes. Former student teachers who had IDT-training continued to integrate IDTs with some regularity. Both groups provided valuable input on the components that should be included in a future IDT-training module for both student teachers and in-service teachers. Our findings give rise to the hypothesis that training can play a key role in galvanizing teachers to implement IDTs, and allow us to formulate design criteria for an innovative training module.

Een nieuw leerplan Nederlands: de essentie van het vak II