A national curriculum for teacher education: a Dutch case study
Bob Köster, Marco Snoek
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Bob Köster, Marco Snoek
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A new national curriculum for teacher education has brought a major change in teacher education in the Netherlands. This paper analyses why teacher educators play an important role in this change. It looks at the effects of these changes on the professional development of teacher education as a group and on the collaboration between teacher education institutes and schools
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A new national curriculum for teacher education has brought a major change in teacher education in the Netherlands. This paper analyses why teacher educators play an important role in this change. It looks at the effects of these changes on the professional development of teacher education as a group and on the collaboration between teacher education institutes and schools
Key concepts: Teacher education, Curriculum, Pedagogy, Professional development, National curriculum, Political science, Sociology, Mathematics education