Forskningsbaserad lärarfortbildning i slöjd – hur möta lärarnas behov av inspiration till undervisningsinnehåll? (Research based in-service training for teachers in sloyd (crafts)—how to meet the teachers need of inspiration for teaching contents?)
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https://doi.org/10.7577/formakademisk.502Keywords:
slöjdpedagogik, textilslöjd, teknisk slöjd, lärarfortbildningAbstract
In this article we discuss the conditions and structure for in-service training in sloyd (crafts) in the Finnish educational system. To begin with, we focus on the starting points for in-service training among class and subject teachers who teach sloyd. Furthermore, we discuss how to make use of the teachers own teaching related experiences, and how to utilise them as a collective asset in in-service training. Finally, we focus on how research-based teacher education can meet sloyd teachers’ need for tips and ideas for sloyd teaching.
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2013-01-07
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Hartvik, J., & Porko-Hudd, M. (2013). Forskningsbaserad lärarfortbildning i slöjd – hur möta lärarnas behov av inspiration till undervisningsinnehåll? (Research based in-service training for teachers in sloyd (crafts)—how to meet the teachers need of inspiration for teaching contents?). FormAkademisk, 5(2). https://doi.org/10.7577/formakademisk.502
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