The name is absent



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within


such


climate the research findings to be discussed need


whose


seen as


the result of a


progressive and innovatory commitment


further


development now


occur


in a very different


educational climate.


Despite


this


feature of change such


as the


and


dissent


which precedes


any movement continue


to be apparent.


Once


again it


of this form of research


over


such features in its adherence to a restricted

time span. The


researchers approach an institution


in its Contempor


They are unlikely to be familiar with,or

history or indeed necessarily of its future. For
that actuality became and where it sees itself as going are as

practitioners how


important


as what presently exists


The nature of both the conflicts


and the participants is therefore of concern to them for the details
given suggest that what was represented were divergencies that have
continuously had an influence in both the theory and practice of
teacher education. The practical resolution that was adopted was
seen to contain the view "that the student should be protected from,
rather than exposed to, some of the more difficult problems in teaching
and that relations between the university and the school should be
harmonious rather than challenging” (1973 Chl P3).

This appears to be a view that underpins the practice described by

Patrick et al (19δ2) that exists generally throughout the university
sector but which is not reflected in the reality of the PGCE as

experiencedby students.


ɪn the Sussex scheme this view was associated

with the newly appointed course tutors with actual responsibility
for the conduct of the course and thereby became its policy. The
reported ’resolution’ appears premature and necessitated by the exi-

gencies


of research as much as of practice which must often contain
and work with Incompatability and conflict.



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