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Course students.


There is a curious paradox that a less single minded

approach to the


student


teacher allows


the


subject


Specialisi



to


attend to


their task in away that is to a degree future oriented.

Sometimes it is possible for the student to practice particular skills
or assemble resources within an established teacher’s class that
would be quite impossible otherwise. But this requires a flexible

approach to


teaching practice on the part of teachers, students and

tutors and


a channel of communication that


akes


change a


real


possibility. In School B the Deputy Head and the School Group Tutor

have been involved in such considerations while in School A the

visiting tutor is the crucial link.

7.3 PGCE and process of teacher education

a) Using personal experience

The importance of personal knowledge and experience is once again

emphasised in the development of the


professional self.


In the pre-


vious section it was suggested that


students moved into


the social


and cultural context of the school

affected by for example their


student status, class, gender and race. But within this cultural

context individual attitudes and responses are important. Tutor

and students require a broadly based knowledge and an open

approach


to experience.


Within the example of this single


transcript of a


discussion


focussing


upon ’being women teachers in an


all boys school’


there is a range of opionions and attitude that suggests that gender
as an .issue is only a starting point. When the discussion excludes
personal experiences it is too often also the final point. In school

or in the school group meetings connected closely to it experience

is a natural beginning.



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