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Preparing Kindergarten Teachers for the Complex Field of Education
Preparing Kindergarten Teachers for the Complex Field of Education // Teacher of 21st century: Quality Education for Quality Teaching / Žogla, Irē na (ur.).
Riga: University of Latvia Press, 2008. str. 169-175
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Naslov
Preparing Kindergarten Teachers for the Complex Field of Education
Autori
Šagud, Mirjana.
Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Poglavlja u knjigama, znanstveni
Knjiga
Teacher of 21st century: Quality Education for Quality Teaching
Urednik/ci
Žogla, Irē na
Izdavač
University of Latvia Press
Grad
Riga
Godina
2008
Raspon stranica
169-175
ISBN
978-9984-825-51-9
Ključne riječi
kindergarten teacher education, lifelong education, action research
Sažetak
Preparing kindergarten teachers for the new conditions within an institutional context should be viewed in the light of systematic and continuing changes that take place, along with their greater professional responsibility and autonomy in making practical decisions. The new paradigm for teacher education, increasingly includes, in the group of the necessary components of professional competence, the development of skills for the research of the immediate educational situation with the aim of verifying different strategies or approaches within this particular context. Different approaches exist in education research, as well as different roles and positions of teachers. Teachers as objects are predominantly isolated from scientific research, since this activity is mainly initiated and conducted from the outside. Therefore the results are often irrelevant to the teaching process or their practical implications are not recognizable (decontextualized results). Since learning and education are complex processes, no theory or research results can be derived from this activity ; nor actual individual educational experience can give ready answers or guidance for solving problems in an actual educational context ; nor can research results be seen as standardized or universal. Therefore, a traditionally educated teacher needs to develop into a reflexive professional who continuously builds his/her ability for theoretical reflections in practice and vice versa, and through practice and contemplation, builds a new theory. Educating a reflective practitioner is a new conceptual as well as methodological approach to teaching usually based on action research that appears in opposition to technical and rational (traditional) model of teacher education. Kindergarten teachers who participate in action research actually participate in the intensive program of lifelong learning and through reflection of educational process actually develop personal and professional competence necessary for productive teaching. Participation in action research, the ability for continuous professional learning and progress through the reflection of one’s own work and estimate of its efficiency in cooperation with colleagues are some of the ways in which “a new teacher” can undertake more responsibility for their own teaching.
Izvorni jezik
Engleski
Znanstvena područja
Pedagogija
POVEZANOST RADA
Projekti:
130-1301761-1772 - Nove paradigme ranog odgoja (Maleš, Dubravka, MZOS ) ( CroRIS)
Ustanove:
Filozofski fakultet, Zagreb
Profili:
Mirjana Šagud
(autor)