Teacher Education or Apprenticeship Training? Reflections on the Effects of Field-Based ITE on Teachers’ Work
Abstract
The Initial Teacher Education (ITE) terrain in New Zealand is complex, varied, and populated by an increasing number of providers and options. Of interest here is field-based ITE or employment-based ITE, which has been a common practice in the ECE sector since the 1960s.
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