xii, 403 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 25 cm
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ISBN: 9789811965319 ISBN: 9789811965226
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Includes bibliographical references.
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Part I Voices From the Work-Integrated Learning Field 1 Reflexive Epistemic Communities of Practice: Enabling the Profession Through Sustainable Partnerships .... 3 Mary Ryan 2 The Value of Work-Integrated Learning for Preparing the Future Teaching Workforce ... 11 Bonnie Amelia Dean 3 Introduction: The Purpose of This Book ... 23 Tony Loughland, Matt Winslade, and Michelle J. Eady Part II Historical Reflection of the Role of WIL in Teacher Preparation 4 A Partnership Framework for Enhancing Teacher Education Outcomes ... 31 Sonia Ferns, Vaille Dawson, and Christine Howitt 5 Harnessing the Value of Authentic Work Integrated Learning Experiences in Teacher Education ... 49 Narelle Patton 6 The Current Nature of Australian School-University Partnerships: A Literature Review ... 61 Stacey E. Jones and Corinne A. Green 7 Reflections on a Journey of School-University Partnership Research: Findings and Future Directions ... 81 Ondine Bradbury and Daniela Acquaro Part III Epistemology of Partnerships in Initial Teacher Education 8 GROWing into the Profession: Promoting Pre-service Teachers’ Subjectification Through Critical Reflection on Professional Experience ... 95 Tony Loughland, Keiko C. P. Bostwick, Helen Antoniadis, Candice Byrnes, and Bettina Wilson 9 A Shared Responsibility: Working Together to Develop Professional Learning Opportunities for Professional-Experience Supervising Teachers .... 107 Matthew Winslade, Graham Daniel, and Jacqui Hood 10 The Professional-Experience In-School Coordinator’s Role: Perspectives of Supervising Teachers and In-School Coordinators ... 119 Sarah James, Amanda Isaac, Suzanne Hudson, Cathy Lembke, Rodney Bullivant, and Donna Ryan Part IV Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in Initial Teacher Education 11 Theorising the Thirdspace Collaborative Practice Co-Constructed Professional-Learning Program ... 135 Kim Wilson, Nerida Wayland, and Amy Murphy 12 The Importance of Data in Teaching and Learning ... 147 Jacqueline Humphries, Kay Carroll, and Jaison Varkey 13 Supporting Remote and Rural Pre-service Teachers on WIL Placement Using Video Technology: Relationships, Confidence, Self-efficacy ... 157 Michelle J. Eady, Sophie Buchanan, and Bonnie A. Dean 14 Online Professional Experience: Video as a Medium for Observing and Critiquing Classroom Practice .... 171 Joanna Anderson, Timothy Bartlett-Taylor, and Genevieve Thraves 15 The Mentoring Role of Professional Experience Coordinators: Beyond a Sink-Or-Swim Discourse ... 183 Fay Hadley, Iain Hay, Rebecca Andrews, and Vanessa Vale 16 Developing a Model of “Vertical” Professional Mentoring Across the Teaching Continuum ... 195 Kimberley Pressick-Kilborn, Annie Agnew, and Sandra Moore 17 Developing a Sense of Community: Working in the Third Space in ITE .... 209 Nicole Hart, Wayne Cotton, Berlinda Cook, Sangeeta Hegde, Valerie Knezevic, and Lawrence Lau 18 The Dynamics of Communities of Practice During Professional Placement: Early-Career Teacher Reflections ... 223 Debra Donnelly, Gideon Boadu, Marcus Neale, Peta O’Keefe, and Haylee Cummins 19 Creating a Compulsory Subject Requiring Authentic Community Service Learning: A Framework for Change ... 235 Amy Tsiorvas and Michelle J. Eady Part V Professional-Development Learning Through Initial Teacher Education Partnerships 20 Practicum Experiences in Special Schools: A Case Study .... 249 Monica Wong, Chrissy Monteleone, Miriam Tanti, and Kelly-Mariee Lorusso 21 The Hub System: An Effective Work-Integrated Learning Partnership ... 261 Chrissy Monteleone, Therese Barrington, Miriam Tanti, Monica Wong, Carmela Giamboi, and Meredith Weaver 22 Using a Mixed-Reality Micro-teaching Program to Support “at Risk” Pre-service Teachers ... 273 Debra Donnelly, John Fischetti, Susan Ledger, and Gideon Boadu 23 Supporting Classroom Teachers Who Supervise Education Students on WIL Placements: A Case Study ... 287 Noelene Weatherby-Fell and Michelle J. Eady 24 Mentoring for a Positive Professional Experience: A Sydney Primary School and UTS Hub School Collaboration ... 299 Joanne Yoo, Kimberley Pressick-Kilborn, Kylea Dowling, Leanne van Vliet, and Daryl McKay 25 Teaching for the Future Professional Partnership: The Professional Experience Hub School Perspective ... 313 Angela Fenton and Paul Grover 26 Exploring the Benefits and Challenges of an NSW Regional School-University Partnership: The Perspectives of Academic “Insiders” ... 331 Graham Daniel, Matthew Winslade, Greg Auhl, and Deb Clarke Part VI Concluding Chapter 27 Professional Experience in Times of COVID-19 ... 347 Lauren Stephenson, Boris Handal, Kevin Watson, Rachelle Glynn, Jonathon Mascorella, Rene Demos, and Catherine Sze 28 It’s a Horror Movie Right There on My Computer Screen: The Beautiful Risk of Work-Integrated Learning ... 365 Tony Loughland and Jen Clifton 29 Virtual Professional Experience Observation: Lessons Learned from Five years of Implementation, Development, Cross-Institution Collaboration, and Research .... 379 Annie Agnew, Seán Ó Grádaigh, and Tony Hall 30 Revisiting Our Understanding of Partnerships in the Pre-service Teaching Space: Key Findings and Conclusions .... 391 Michelle J. Eady, Tony Loughland, and Matthew Winslade Correction to: Work-Integrated Learning Case Studies in Teacher Education ... C1 Matthew Winslade, Tony Loughl, and Michelle J. Eady
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Preamble 1 Why is this Text Important?.- Preamble 2 How WIL Changes Graduate Employability in the Context of Education.- SECTION 1 Background and Theoretical Perspectives.- 1 Introduction - Meaning and Purpose.- 2 The Theory of Work Integrated Learning in Teacher Education.- 3 The Importance of Authentic Learning Experiences through WIL Opportunities.- 4 A Systematic Review: Work Integrated Learning and School Partnerships.- SECTION 2 Research.- 5 Supporting the development of highly effective classroom practice.- 6 Growing into the profession: promoting teacher education students' subjectification through critical reflection whilst on professional experience.- 7 A shared responsibility - Working together to change culture: A fresh take on the university /school partnership approach.- 8 In-school coordinators and mentor teachers roles and responsibilities: A snapshot of current approaches to professional experience in one Australian school.- 9 SECTION 3 Practice.- 10 From Best Practice to Next Practice: Preparing pre-service teachers for innovative, agile learning environments.- 11 Importance of Data on Teaching and Learning (Data days for Pre-service teachers at Cambridge Park High School).- 12 Supporting Regional and Remote Primary Education Students on WIL Placement Using Video Technology - A Classroom Teacher's perspective.- 13 Video as a medium for enhancing initial teacher education and professional learning in the area of classroom practice.- 14 The role of the PEXC in transitioning the TES to the profession: Moving beyond a sink or swim discourse.- 15 Developing a model of 'vertical' professional mentoring across the teaching continuum: the case of the Burwood Girls HS-UTS PEx Hub partnership.- 16 Examining a collaborative model for PST assessment during a final PEX placement.- 17 The professionalization of the placement coordinator: Practice and potentials.- 18 Creating A Core Subject That Requires Authentic Community Service Learning - Process and Framework.- 19 The School - University partnership: Reciprocity from an academics perspective.- 20 Schools and Universities working together to address the shortage of teachers in rural and remote locations: Supporting metropolitan based students to go bush.- 21 SECTION 4 Partnerships.- School and university perspectives: creating professional development opportunities through WIL.- 22 Building Mentoring Relationships: Sustaining Professional Teacher Capacity.- 23 Why school partnerships are vital for thriving education faculties.- 24 Quality control and professional teaching placements: The "at risk" decision-making, collaborations and support processes.- 25 Supporting Classroom Teachers Who Supervise Education Students on WIL Placements - A Case Study.- 26 Setting up for Success: the Bonnyrigg Heights Public School and the University of Technology Partnership.- 27 Teaching for the Future Professional Partnership: The PEX Hub School Perspective.- 28 Conclusions and synthesis of chapters.- Postscript.- 29 Professional Experience in times of COVID-19.