The name is absent



201


teacher


is accounted for by


uch


more


than a lack of experience of


VI form work.


What and who schooling is for and how this is made

apparent in the school are large questions which have critical per-
sonal dimensions which may influence students’ willingness or capacity
to engage with them. When students obtain posts as teachers they
continue to work with the issues in their own way and it is quite

clear that acceptable


and important


professional concerns cover a


wide


spectrum



What


students select as important fro



the range of experiences they


have already had is to a large extent beyond the control of the course,

and yet it is vital that the students’ understanding is clear and

so far as possible its bases acknowledged. In the following extracts
concerning education and work different interests are apparent.

School A


15.2.82 P9 di P9∕10 dii P10∕ll diii

di

Eng Well I took World of Work which involved
among other things skills, applications, how
to go about looking for a job but also we
did work as it’s represented in literature
and the arts - it’s not just skills.

SSl Who is it actually for - it's not vocational.


In the syllabus it says for students who
have some kind of problem with writing or

speaking - it’s for students with some problem

Il


Res

Tutor


It’s one of the new VI form courses - some


the things you
helpful there


(to SS2) did in FE might


on differences between VI


RE


form and further education


I think it’s very interesting how you prepare
kids for work - even for an interview say


- whether


you tell them anything -


sometimes


they have no idea.

SS2


It would be


interesting to combine that with


how the VI fori


is changing.




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