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this


may


pose


in institutions where pupils are the learners


but


student teachers are not yet teachers.

PGCE in the process of teacher education

Against this background the place of the PGCE in teacher education

is examined with particular reference to the probationary year.

The importance of students


informal contacts is emphasised and the

part they play in cumulative


and collaborative work.


The facilitating


relationship


of



course


structures and informal contacts is


considered in the process of becoming a professional.

Reflection and theorising

There is emphasis upon the necessity

for effective practice to be


reflective practice and consideration is given to the establishment

of such a stance. Reflection is seen as forward looking requiring

opportunities to confront


the past and the present in order to situate

the student teacher fully


and effectively


as a future



ember of the


teaching profession. The necessity for the representation and form-

alisation of the reflective process throughout the course is emphasised.

The school group tutor’s knowledge and sensitivity to individual

themselves is introduced


and group needs and capacities to express

as an important element in this process.

5.1 Responsive structures

a) Structure and function

During


the teaching practice the importance


of the structure of the


school


group



apparent.


Since the make up of Alternative


Course


school groups


depended upon the participation


of method groups




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