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"Teacher Education - The Bologna Process and the Future of Teaching" reflects current challenges of Teacher Education in Europe based upon these 20 years of development.
In this volume, ENTEP members from different countries cover fundamental questions of teacher education in the European Higher Education Area. They discuss crucial aspects like fundaments, Initial Teacher Education, lifelong learning, evaluation, policy making, research and efforts to build bridges into the future.
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In 1999, the year when the Bologna declaration was signed, the foundation of the European Network of Teacher Education Policies (ENTEP) was proposed by the Portuguese Minister of Education to his Colleagues in the European Union Member States. "Teacher Education - The Bologna Process and the Future of Teaching" reflects current challenges of Teacher Education in Europe based upon these 20 years of development. The Bologna process has become a crucial reference point for the modernization in higher education institutions. ENTEP, as European network of policy makers and researchers, has been working along these lines and has always sought to bring to fruition its vision for a European Higher Education Area (EHEA), where Teacher Education has a special place in the European landscape.
In this volume, ENTEP members from different countries cover fundamental questions of teacher education in the European Higher Education Area. They discuss crucial aspects like fundaments, Initial Teacher Education, lifelong learning, evaluation, policy making, research and efforts to build bridges into the future. Thus, the book might serve as a starting point for discussions about future roles of teachers in Europe on different levels towards a European development of teacher professionalism.
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Christian Kraler, Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr., ist Professor für LehrerInnenbildung und Lernen am Institut für LehrerInnenbildung und Schulforschung der Universität Innsbruck. Seine Forschungs- und Arbeitsschwerpunkte sind interdisziplinäre und internationale Lehrerbildungsforschung, Bildungs(gang-) forschung, Struktur und Logik formaler Bildungssysteme, Gelingensbedingungen von Lernprozessen im Kontext formaler Bildung und fachlichen Lernens, Grundlagen der Didaktik der Mathematik.
