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Forum Oświatowe
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2013
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vol. 25
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issue 3(50)
137-149
PL
Celem niniejszego artykułu jest przedstawienie wybranych stanowisk reprezentowanych przez pięć europejskich uniwersytetów, które poszukują najlepszych rozwiązań dla powołania studiów doktoranckich dla nauczycieli. Debata nad potrzebą rozwiązań adekwatnych do obecnego stanu wiedzy jak i potrzeba „formowania” specyficznych dla profesji nauczycielskiej umiejętności (kompetencji), które wpisują się w program lifelong learning w świecie dynamicznych zmian społecznych i coraz to nowych osiągnięć w obszarze nauki, zachęca do stawiania pytań o jakość i istotę edukacji nauczycieli. Artykuł nawiązuje również do źródeł powołania międzynarodowego projektu EDiTE (Eureopean Doctorate in Teacher Education), którego celem jest wypracowanie programu studiów doktoranckich dla nauczycieli promującego w znacznej mierze kompetencje badawcze (research-based teacher education). W świetle tych działań wskazane zostaną przykłady realizowane na uniwersytetach europejskich. W ostatniej części tekstu opisane będą wybrane wyniki badań z przeprowadzonego 2013 r. procesu konsultacji na temat potrzeb w kształceniu nauczycieli w Europie. Jednym z ważniejszych celów nie jest wypracowanie standardu nauczyciela uniwersalnego, ale raczej odpowiedź na pytanie, co w świecie dynamicznych zmian czyni nauczyciela Europejczykiem?
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This article’s aim is to describe some of the sources of the European debate over the third cycle studies in teacher education in Europe. Then it will introduce the international Project EDiTE as one of the collaborative initiatives concerning the European scientific proposal of the teachers’ lifelong learning development. Next, some good practices of promoting the doctoral research based teacher education on national levels will be presented. Finally, in the article, there will be revealed selected findings of the EDiTE team that are focused on the current needs in teacher education that have been pointed by different stakeholders of five European countries represented by the project consortium, while interviewing them in 2013 y. The main goal of this article is to involve the stakeholders in a thought provoking debate for future roles of teachers in Europe, but not through looking for a ‘standardized teacher model’ or to create a ‘European super teacher’, but to see the dilemmas that should be shared while questioning ‘What makes a teacher European?,’ as Michael Schratz underlines, in a diversity of national identities and in the face of challenges of 21st century.
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Research Paradigm Considerations for Emerging Scholars (2021), edited by Anja Pabel, Josephine Pryce, and Allison Anderson, published by Channel View Publication (DOI: 10.21832/9781845418281), is notable among methodological publications for its scientific openness and permission to experimentation in the research process. The book’s target audience is postgraduate HDRs, emerging scholars and higher-degree supervisors, lecturers in methodology seeking to enhance their reflexivity. According to the authors, it is the reflexive approach that differentiates this book from other methodological books, especially those intended for researchers who are in the process of development regardless of their academic status. Among Polish methodological books there is no publication which as clearly as the book Research Paradigm Considerations… encourages the development of cognitive research curiosity by applying and developing already known paradigms but also by modifying them depending on the socio-cultural context of the research. I recommend this book to anyone who is looking for practical applications of paradigms, but the subject of their research cannot be clearly categorized.
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