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Professional Teachers in Europe
Modernisation of Europe by Innovating Teacher Training Erasmus Intensive Programme Vilnius, 7-8 July 2010
Pierre-Yves BernardCentre de recherche en éducation de Nantes (France)
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1 The professionalization issue
1.1 The professional as an expert Carr-Saunders and Wilson (1933):
Sociology of the Professions Intellectual specialized technique Prolonged and formalized training Effective service to the community.
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1.2 Demystifying the expert The professional groups are the result of interactions
which aim at the auto-organization, the protection from the competition and the defence of the autonomy (Everett Hughes).
The professional life is a career The professional groups develop segments The professional group is a «social world» (Howard
Becker, Anselm Strauss)
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1.3 The professional as a reflective practitioner Donald A. Schön (1983) : The Reflective Practitioner “I make the assumption that competent practitioners
usually know more than they can say. They exhibit a kind of knowing in practice, most of which is tacit…Indeed practitioners themselves often reveal a capacity for reflection on their intuitive knowing in the midst of action and sometimes use this capacity to cope with the unique, uncertain, and conflicted situations of practice”
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expert Reflective practitioner I am presumed to know, and must claim to do so, regardless of my own uncertainty.
I am presumed to know, but I am not the only one in the situation to have relevant and important knowledge. My uncertainties may be a source of learning for me and for them.
Keep my distance from the client, and hold onto the experts role. Give the client a sense of my expertise, but convey a feeling of warmth and sympathy as a ”sweetener”.
Seek out connections to the client’s thoughts and feelings. Allow his respect for my knowledge to emerge from his discovery of it in the situation.
Look for deference and status in the clients response to my professional persona.
Look for the sense of freedom and of real connection to the client, as a consequence of no longer needing to maintain a professional facade.
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1.4 The professional teacher in the evaluatory State
John Elliott (2002), « The Paradox of Educational Reform in the Evaluatory State: Implications for Teacher Education », Prospects vol XXXII, n° 3
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2. Discrepancies and convergences between the Teacher Training and Professionalization
patterns in Europe. 2.1 Discrepancies and convergences Convergences: the promotion of a model
of professionalization Communication from the Commission to
the Council and the European Parliament Discrepancies: path dependency
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2.2 The model of educational conventions “Aix school”, E. Verdier: Regime and conventions Academic convention Vocational convention Universalist convention Market convention
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2.3 Data on teachers in Europe The formal education of teachers: Concurrent model Consecutive model
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The status of teachers
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3 The EMETT Survey
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