Professionalization of student teachers for inclusive science teaching
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https://doi.org/10.30820/0942-2285-2019-2-50Keywords:
inclusion, inclusive science education, inquiry-based learning, teacher education, video-based competency researchAbstract
Germany ratified the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (United Nations 2006, Article 24), and is therefore bound by contract to make »Education for All« possible (UNESCO 2015) in the German school system. Now there are two challenges for science education: first, the school education is divided in different subjects with different subject contents. The contents have to be prepared inclusively and subject-related. Second, the complexity of the subject contents rises noticeably from primary to secondary school, so it gets more difficult to regard all needs of a heterogeneous group of students adequately (Musenberg and Riegert 2015, 5). Therefore, a professionalization of teacher students should target these challenges to prepare them effectively for their working field. How the implementation of teacher students’ professionalization can be orchestrated is shown exemplary by a project seminar designed for inclusive science teaching. Research and teaching is united through the »Nawi-In«-project – funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research – by investigating the students’ development of competencies. This development is monitored by video-based competency research (Riegel 2013).Downloads
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2020-05-01
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Egger, Daniela, Sarah Brauns, Katja Sellin, Matthias Barth, and Simone Abels. 2020. “Professionalization of Student Teachers for Inclusive Science Teaching”. Journal für Psychologie 27 (2):50-70. https://doi.org/10.30820/0942-2285-2019-2-50.
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