The Practical Component of the Study Program for the Education of Class Teachers - Faculty of Educational Sciences, the Republic of Macedonia
Keywords:
practical training, initial education, teachersAbstract
he essential issue which is frequently discussed by educational policy makers, in-service teachers, students and scientists is the adequacy of the practical component of the curriculum for initial teacher education. When we say adequacy we do not only mean the percentage of classes that students spend in school in terms of the overall curriculum, but several aspects of this component: objectives accomplished in cooperation with schools where students perform their practice, ways of organizing performance in terms of time frame and in terms of the distribution of responsibilities between universities and schools.
While searching for an effective and efficient model for cooperation of our faculty with mentor schools we decided to study the attitudes and opinions of students - seniors about the success of the current model of practical training regarding: students
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