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Viebahn, Peter; Hilton, Gillian – European Journal of Teacher Education, 2006
Scenario writing is a method to promote creative thinking and a proactive approach to dealing with the future. ATEE's Research and Development Centre "Curricula in Teacher Education" has adapted this method for use in teacher education. A Comenius funded course on Scenario writing was run over five days with teachers, teacher--educators, and…
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Summative Evaluation, Formative Evaluation, Foreign Countries
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Snoek, Marco; Baldwin, Gavin; Cautreels, Paul; Enemaerke, Torsten; Halstead, Valerie; Hilton, Gillian; Klemp, Torunn; Leriche, Leo; Linde, Goran; Nilsen, Elisabeth; Rehn, Joran; Smet, Ronny; Smith, Kari; Sousa, Jesus Maria; Stomp, Lex; Svensson, Hans; and Svensson, Leif – European Journal of Teacher Education, 2003
Presents four scenarios that illustrate possible futures of teacher education in Europe. The scenarios differ in their emphasis on four driving forces: pragmatism, idealism, individualism, and social coherence. Each scenario is described in terms of characteristics of society, education/teacher education, and teacher/teacher educator roles and is…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Foreign Countries, Higher Education, Individualism
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Snoek, Marco; Fino, Carlos Nogueira; Halstead, Valerie; Hilton, Gillian; Mikl, Josef; Rehn, Joran; Sousa, Jesus Maria; Stomp, Lex; Viebahn, Peter – European Journal of Teacher Education, 2003
Reflects on a collection of papers that examined the Association for Teacher Education in Europe's scenario model, suggesting that they indicated a trend toward a more pragmatic and individualistic approach in society that influences teacher education. However, these two trends (pragmatism and idealism) were not always strongly connected in the…
Descriptors: Educational Change, Elementary Secondary Education, Foreign Countries, Higher Education