Introducing a critical dialogical model for vocational teacher education

The purpose with this article is to conceptualise and present what is referred to as a critical dialogical model for vocational teacher education that takes into account the interaction between theory/research and practice/experiential knowledge. The theoretical framework for the model is based on c...

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Main Authors: Daniel Alvunger, Carl-Henrik Adolfsson
Format: Article
Language:Danish
Published: Linköping University Electronic Press 2016-02-01
Series:Nordic Journal of Vocational Education and Training
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Online Access:http://dx.doi.org/10.3384/njvet.2242-458X.166153
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spelling doaj-b9651843f7d0477f8a5fcd8a0935a8e02020-11-25T02:34:23ZdanLinköping University Electronic PressNordic Journal of Vocational Education and Training2242-458X2016-02-0161537510.3384/njvet.2242-458X.166153Introducing a critical dialogical model for vocational teacher educationDaniel AlvungerCarl-Henrik AdolfssonThe purpose with this article is to conceptualise and present what is referred to as a critical dialogical model for vocational teacher education that takes into account the interaction between theory/research and practice/experiential knowledge. The theoretical framework for the model is based on critical hermeneutics and the methodology of dialogue seminars with the aim to promote the development of a 'critical self' among the vocational teacher students. The model enacts an interface between theory and practice where a number of processes are identified: a reflective-analogical process, a critical-analytical process and an interactive critical self-building process. In order to include a theoretical argument concerning the issue of content, the concept of 'learning capital' and its four sub-categories in terms of curricular capital, instructional capital, moral capital and venture capital is used. We point at content-related aspects of student learning and how a critical self has the potential to promote various kinds of 'capital' and capacity building that may be of importance in the future work-life of the vocational teacher student.http://dx.doi.org/10.3384/njvet.2242-458X.166153Vocational teacher educationtheory and practicecritical hermeneuticsdialogue seminarslearning capital
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author Daniel Alvunger
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Introducing a critical dialogical model for vocational teacher education
Nordic Journal of Vocational Education and Training
Vocational teacher education
theory and practice
critical hermeneutics
dialogue seminars
learning capital
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Carl-Henrik Adolfsson
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title Introducing a critical dialogical model for vocational teacher education
title_short Introducing a critical dialogical model for vocational teacher education
title_full Introducing a critical dialogical model for vocational teacher education
title_fullStr Introducing a critical dialogical model for vocational teacher education
title_full_unstemmed Introducing a critical dialogical model for vocational teacher education
title_sort introducing a critical dialogical model for vocational teacher education
publisher Linköping University Electronic Press
series Nordic Journal of Vocational Education and Training
issn 2242-458X
publishDate 2016-02-01
description The purpose with this article is to conceptualise and present what is referred to as a critical dialogical model for vocational teacher education that takes into account the interaction between theory/research and practice/experiential knowledge. The theoretical framework for the model is based on critical hermeneutics and the methodology of dialogue seminars with the aim to promote the development of a 'critical self' among the vocational teacher students. The model enacts an interface between theory and practice where a number of processes are identified: a reflective-analogical process, a critical-analytical process and an interactive critical self-building process. In order to include a theoretical argument concerning the issue of content, the concept of 'learning capital' and its four sub-categories in terms of curricular capital, instructional capital, moral capital and venture capital is used. We point at content-related aspects of student learning and how a critical self has the potential to promote various kinds of 'capital' and capacity building that may be of importance in the future work-life of the vocational teacher student.
topic Vocational teacher education
theory and practice
critical hermeneutics
dialogue seminars
learning capital
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