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ERIC ED597997: Culture and Practice in Early Childhood Teacher Educ...
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This comparative and qualitative study-in-progress
focuses on two early childhood teacher education (ECTE)
programs in contexts where the participants are
undergoing rapid social and personal change: a program in
Namibia and a program for immigrant childcare educators
in Canada. The objective is to provide in-depth
understanding of the ways in which differing ideas about
ECTE are reflected in practice. It is important to ensure
that ECTE programs prepare teachers to dovetail
children's preparation for school with meaningful
connections to the culture and language of the home
community, since more and more children spend their
preschool years in early childhood (EC) centres that are
becoming increasingly westernized in character. The data
will stem from analysis of early childhood care and
education and ECTE curricula; policy and other documents;
focused observations in ECTE classes; and interviews with
teacher educators and students. The results are expected
to illuminate issues and strategies which are most likely
to be effective for ECTE programs, with implications for
teacher education in a range of settings in both the
majority and minority worlds. [For the complete Volume 12
proceedings, see ED597979.]
Date Published: 2022-07-18 17:50:40
Identifier: ERIC_ED597997
Item Size: 5500513
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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