Session:
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Teacher Training and Enhancement Posters
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Paper Type:
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Poster
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Title:
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Models and Perspectives of International Student Exchanges in Teacher Education
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Meeting:
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2014 Winter Meeting: Orlando, Florida |
Location:
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N/A |
Date:
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Time:
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8:30PM
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Author:
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Nina Glutsch
University of Cologne, Center for Teacher Education
0041 163 9034004, nina.glutsch@uni-koeln.de
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Co-Author(s):
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Meike Kricke, André Bresges
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Abstract:
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We want to design a U.S.-German exchange program for STEM teacher preparation courses that implements a network of universities and their cooperating schools. Goals are to make STEM education a more attractive field of work, balance the supply and demand of qualified STEM teachers, and foster international research in the PER community. Students and teachers should be encouraged to study or work in the field of STEM education in both countries, thus opening paths to international careers in STEM teaching. The University of Cologne is about to develop different exchange programs with schools all over the world, e.g. the U.S., South Africa, Uganda, Europe, and Finland. At the poster, we want to discuss how a global network of schools and universities can transform teachers from "local activists" to "global players."
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Footnotes:
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This poster expands on the content of the talks in session "International Models of Physics Teacher Preparation"
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Presentation:
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Poster Orlando 2014 PST2B07.pdf
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