The growing perception of a need for robust school university partnerships to improve the quality of teacher education, and to promote learning outcomes for school students, has been given further impetus by the Ramsey recommendations in Quality Matters (2000). This article briefly reviews the literature on both professional development schools, and recent school university partnership initiatives in Australia, and reports a survey of all state primary school principals in NSW, on their support for a broad range of school university partnership activities. The findings indicate strong and uniform support for the full range of activities including supervision and mentoring, collaborative teaching initiatives, action research, joint professio...
There are multiple examples in the literature of universities and school districts coming together t...
Science in the Australian primary school context is in a state of renewal with the recent implementa...
LINK 2017, vol. 3, issue 1 / Copyright 2017 University of HertfordshireFinal Published versio
As the limitations of one‐off and disconnected professional learning programs for teachers are recog...
Across Australia and around the world, school-university partnerships have been advocated by researc...
Preservice teachers are offered school-based experiences as a component of their undergraduate teach...
The use of school-university partnerships to address the theory-practice divide in teacher education...
This paper draws on data from a preliminary study of the literature for a larger research project, t...
School-university partnerships are complex, entangled and layered. As renewal of initial teacher edu...
This article analyses an innovative model of school-university partnership to deliver effective prof...
The concept of school-university partnerships in pre-service teacher education is not a new idea. Sc...
In the field of teacher education, the perceived divide between theory and practice has been a peren...
University-school connections (partnerships) have had an historical place in Australia, England and ...
As initial teacher education students transition to the profession, the experiences offered by the u...
This paper investigates the complexities involved in a school-university partnership between a secon...
There are multiple examples in the literature of universities and school districts coming together t...
Science in the Australian primary school context is in a state of renewal with the recent implementa...
LINK 2017, vol. 3, issue 1 / Copyright 2017 University of HertfordshireFinal Published versio
As the limitations of one‐off and disconnected professional learning programs for teachers are recog...
Across Australia and around the world, school-university partnerships have been advocated by researc...
Preservice teachers are offered school-based experiences as a component of their undergraduate teach...
The use of school-university partnerships to address the theory-practice divide in teacher education...
This paper draws on data from a preliminary study of the literature for a larger research project, t...
School-university partnerships are complex, entangled and layered. As renewal of initial teacher edu...
This article analyses an innovative model of school-university partnership to deliver effective prof...
The concept of school-university partnerships in pre-service teacher education is not a new idea. Sc...
In the field of teacher education, the perceived divide between theory and practice has been a peren...
University-school connections (partnerships) have had an historical place in Australia, England and ...
As initial teacher education students transition to the profession, the experiences offered by the u...
This paper investigates the complexities involved in a school-university partnership between a secon...
There are multiple examples in the literature of universities and school districts coming together t...
Science in the Australian primary school context is in a state of renewal with the recent implementa...
LINK 2017, vol. 3, issue 1 / Copyright 2017 University of HertfordshireFinal Published versio