The Twists and Turns of Developing Key Competences in Initial Teacher Education Majella Dempsey.

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The Twists and Turns of Developing Key Competences in Initial Teacher Education Majella Dempsey

School placement Introduction to teaching The learner and learning Learning, teaching, assessment, and curriculum The foundations of educational thinking Teacher as a critically reflective practitioner Critical reflection on science and maths learning and teaching Subject specific pedagogical content knowledge Curriculum Majella Dempsey

Active participation Meaningful collaboration A research perspective Continuity Reflection Professional learning community Assessment for learning Participatory Proactive Collaborative Dialogical Investigative Constructivist Democratic Learner-centred Teaching Learning Majella Dempsey

SelfCompetent agent Identity Desire Motivation Disposition Values Attitudes Skills Knowledge Understanding Competent learner Citizen Scientist etc PersonalPublic Source: Deakin-Crick 2008, p314 Competence as movement between personal and public.

Assessment Majella Dempsey Self and peer assessment Group assessment Portfolio including video analysis Presentations Interviews Practical science teaching Written examinations Assignments Action research project

The proof is in the pudding! Majella Dempsey