24-T4 Teaching and Teacher Education

Course coordinators:
1.      Dineke Tigelaar Dtigelaar@iclon.leidenuniv.nl
2.      Helma Oolbekkink-Marchand helma.oolbekkinkmarchand@han.nl

Course location: Vergadercentrum Vredenburg, Vredenburg 19, Utrecht

Course description

In the course, scholars who carry out research in the field of teaching and teacher education will present and discuss their research with the participants. Together these contributions give an overview of research in the domain of Teaching and Teacher Education.

To prepare for the workshops, students read the corresponding literature, put points of discussion in the online environment, and prepare questions before each workshop. Participants also work on an assignment that will be worked out and presented on the fifth and final day of the masterclass.

Summary of the setup of the course

Date and timeSubjects + preparation (task title and/or literature to read)Assignment
Deadline
Day 1 10 October  Introduction to the course    Deadline 8 October  
10:00-11:30  Introduction to research in the domain of teaching and teacher education over time 
11:30-12.15Lunch Break 
12:30-14:00  1.Workshop Teacher Shortages and teacher retention (Geert Kelchtermans) 
14:30-16:002.WorkshopThe pedagogical role of the teacher (Carlos van Kan) 
16:00-16:30Closing session   
Day 2 11 October   Deadline 9 October
10:00-11:00Opening session 
11:00-12:303.Workshop Interpersonal perspective on teaching (Tim Mainhardt) 
12:30-13:15Lunch break 
13:30-15:004.Workshop The teacher as a participatory researcher in the school (Wouter Schenke & Ben Smit) 
15:00-15:30Closing session 
   
Day 3 21 November  
10:00-11:00
     
Opening session
Deadline 19 November
11:00-12:305.Workshop Teachers’ professional development (Dineke Tigelaar / Helma Oolbekkink) 
12:30-13.15Lunch break 
13:30-15:006. Workshop A systemic perspective on teacher professional learning and change processes in schools 
15:00-15:30Closing session 
Day 4 22 November  
10:00-11:00
     
Opening session
Deadline 20 November
11:00-12:307.The teacher as curriculum developer (Nienke Nieveen) 
12.30-13.15Lunch break 
13:30-15:00Collaborative reflection on research and developments in the field of teaching and teacher education 
15:00-15:30Closing session 
Day 5 29 november  
10:00-11:00
     
Opening session
Deadline 27 November
11:00-12.30Presentations / discussions from the groups on the workshops, developments in the field and their own research project. 
12:30-13:15Lunch break 
13:30-15:00Presentations / discussions from the groups on the workshops, developments in the field and their own research project. 
15:00-16:00Closing session 

Course objectives

At the end of this Masterclass, students will have gained an overview of the domain of Teaching and Teacher Education and the different perspectives that are present in the domain. In addition they are able to evaluate and reflect on their own position as a researcher and on the position of their PhD-research in the domain of Teaching and Teacher Education.

Requirements/entry level

For PhD candidates in educational sciences no entry level is required.

Please let us know beforehand if you are:

  • A PhD candidate lacking a background in teacher education and/or not having a master in educational science
  • A dual PhD candidate

For PhD candidates lacking a background in teacher education and/or not having a master in educational science, extra reading materials are available.

Dual PhD candidates have the possibility to follow a selection of the workshops of their own choice (at least 4); This allows attendance on a selection of course days. Attendance is compulsory on the last course day due to the presentation of the final assignment. Please discuss the possibilities with the course coordinators beforehand.

More information can be found in the Course Manual: https://ico-education.nl/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/TEE-Autumn-2024-ICO-Course-Manual_defmei2024-1.docx