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ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TEACHER’S KNOWLEDGE AND TEACHER’S KNOW-HOW

Georg Hans Neuweg ; Sveučilište Johannes Kepler, Linz, Austria Odsjek za strukovnu i gospodarsku pedagogiju


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Abstract

The problem of „theory and practice” in teacher education is mainly a problem of relating knowing-that to knowing-how. Solving that problem is a difficult task as there is more than one way to model the relationship between what teachers know verbally and what they know how to do. Four basic relationships are discussed and further elaborated: foundation, parallelism, difference, and interference. They differ more or less fundamentally in their implications for the pedagogy of teacher education.

Keywords

Teacher education; theory and practice; teacher’s knowledge; teacher’s knowing-how

Hrčak ID:

139366

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/139366

Publication date:

19.5.2004.

Article data in other languages: croatian german

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