Reform of Teacher Education in the Post-Soviet Space

Reform of Teacher Education in the Post-Soviet Space

A Comparative Analysis of Fifteen Independent Countries

Menter, Ian

Taylor & Francis Ltd

08/2024

312

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9781032390222

15 a 20 dias

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Part 1 Setting the scene

1. Political and economic reform in the post-Soviet space

2. Educational reform in the post-Soviet space

Part 2 The fifteen cases

3. Pedagogical education in Armenia in the post-Soviet period

4. The case of Azerbaijan

5. Teacher training in the Republic of Belarus

6. Estonian teacher education: reforms and innovation

7. Teacher education policies in Georgia

8. Teacher education in Kazakhstan: past, present and future

9. The case of the Kyrgyz Republic

10. Transformations in teacher education practices since the restoration of independence to the Republic of Latvia

11. Teacher education in Lithuania: striving for the prestige of the teaching profession or for a stronger agency?

12. The reform of teacher education in the Republic of Moldova

13. The modernisation of teacher education in Russia

14. In-service teacher education in Tajikistan: continuities, changes, and challenges

15. Transforming education in challenging environments: teacher education and internationalising higher education in Turkmenistan

16. Teacher education in Ukraine: experience in overcoming centripetal tendencies

17. Continuity of teacher education in Uzbekistan

Part 3 A comparative view

18. Similarities and differences, continuities and changes

19. Conclusion: where next?
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Performativity;Universitization;teacher education;Teacher training policies and practice;Digitization;USSR;Union of Soviet Socialistic Republics;Soviet 'legacy';Post-soviet space;vernacular globalization;reform;flexible digital education;teacher qualification requirements;teacher education reform;Soviet Union;nation-building;teacher education systems;Latvia;Lithuania;Estonia;Moldova;Ukraine;Belarus;Azerbaijan;Russia;Europe