Pedagogical practices in VET: between direct and indirect teacher approaches

This article deals with pedagogical practices on the basic carpentry VET programme in Denmark. On the basis of an anthropologically inspired study among carpentry students at two VET schools, the prime objective of analysis is to understand the various pedagogical practices from the students' p...

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Main Author: Arnt Vestergaard Louw
Format: Article
Language:Danish
Published: Linköping University Electronic Press 2013-09-01
Series:Nordic Journal of Vocational Education and Training
Online Access:http://dx.doi.org/10.3384/njvet.2242-458X.13v3i1a5
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spelling doaj-58fa57cd2fb845e3bda74da44c9723892020-11-25T02:34:23ZdanLinköping University Electronic PressNordic Journal of Vocational Education and Training2242-458X2013-09-013111610.3384/njvet.2242-458X.13v3i1a5Pedagogical practices in VET: between direct and indirect teacher approachesArnt Vestergaard LouwThis article deals with pedagogical practices on the basic carpentry VET programme in Denmark. On the basis of an anthropologically inspired study among carpentry students at two VET schools, the prime objective of analysis is to understand the various pedagogical practices from the students' perspective. Various different teaching situations are analysed and discussed with regard to their impact on the students' motivation for participation as well as development of independent reflection skills. My argument is that the students look to the teachers for active support in their professional development. Without this active teacher support, the students become disengaged and demotivated and risk dropping out. This is especially clear at the beginning of the programme.http://dx.doi.org/10.3384/njvet.2242-458X.13v3i1a5
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Pedagogical practices in VET: between direct and indirect teacher approaches
Nordic Journal of Vocational Education and Training
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title Pedagogical practices in VET: between direct and indirect teacher approaches
title_short Pedagogical practices in VET: between direct and indirect teacher approaches
title_full Pedagogical practices in VET: between direct and indirect teacher approaches
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publisher Linköping University Electronic Press
series Nordic Journal of Vocational Education and Training
issn 2242-458X
publishDate 2013-09-01
description This article deals with pedagogical practices on the basic carpentry VET programme in Denmark. On the basis of an anthropologically inspired study among carpentry students at two VET schools, the prime objective of analysis is to understand the various pedagogical practices from the students' perspective. Various different teaching situations are analysed and discussed with regard to their impact on the students' motivation for participation as well as development of independent reflection skills. My argument is that the students look to the teachers for active support in their professional development. Without this active teacher support, the students become disengaged and demotivated and risk dropping out. This is especially clear at the beginning of the programme.
url http://dx.doi.org/10.3384/njvet.2242-458X.13v3i1a5
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