| Acknowledgements | 7 |
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| Contents | 8 |
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| Editor and Contributors | 10 |
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| List of Figures | 12 |
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| List of Tables | 13 |
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| 1 Sweetest Taboo? Further Education and Research | 14 |
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| Introduction | 14 |
| Further Education | 15 |
| Structure of the Research Monograph | 20 |
| Covid-19 | 21 |
| Summary | 23 |
| References | 23 |
| 2 VET Teachers and Teacher Trainers in India | 25 |
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| Introduction | 25 |
| VET Teachers and Teacher Trainers in the System | 26 |
| Quantitative and Qualitative Problems Concerning VET Teach | 28 |
| The Teachers-Trainers Perspective: Findings from a Small-Scale Study | 30 |
| Conclusion: Future Perspectives/Needs of VET Trainers | 35 |
| References | 36 |
| 3 Is It Us or Them? Teacher Education as Act of Resistance to a Neo-liberal Age | 40 |
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| Introduction | 41 |
| Background Context | 41 |
| The PGCE Course in Question | 43 |
| Research Design | 45 |
| Thematic Analysis | 46 |
| Theme 1: The Subjected Subject (Socialisation and the Teaching Conditions Within PCE) | 46 |
| Theme 2: Game Play, Mediated Judgments and the Thinking Actor | 47 |
| Theme 3: The PGCE Classroom as a Deliberative Space | 49 |
| The Place of ITE in a Neoliberal Sector | 49 |
| Conclusion | 52 |
| References | 53 |
| 4 A Foundation for Practitioner Based Research in TVET: The New Postgraduate Diploma: TVET | 55 |
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| Introduction | 56 |
| TVET College Lecturers in South Africa | 57 |
| Why a Post-Professional TVET Educator Qualification? | 58 |
| Envisaged Outcomes of the Postgraduate Diploma TVET | 59 |
| Conceptual Framing of Vocational Teacher Development | 60 |
| A Case Study of the First Pilot Cohort of the PGDIP TVET | 62 |
| Implementation Challenges | 63 |
| Timetabling Difficulties | 63 |
| Stringent Entry Requirements in the Absence of Pipeline Qualifications | 64 |
| Academic Readiness of PG Dip TVET Entrants | 64 |
| Digital Literacy and Access | 65 |
| Vignettes: Participant Experiences | 65 |
| Pamela’s Story | 66 |
| Mohamed’s Story | 66 |
| Glenda’s Story | 67 |
| Soraya’s Story | 68 |
| Sifiso’s Story | 68 |
| Conclusions from the Pilot PGdip TVET Rollout | 69 |
| References | 70 |
| 5 Stakeholder Perspectives on Vocational Teacher Education and Teacher Educators Role in Supporting Coherence | 72 |
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| Introduction | 73 |
| Review of Literature | 74 |
| Teacher Education and Vocational Teachers | 74 |
| Coherence and Teacher Education | 75 |
| Being a Teacher Educator in Vocational Teacher Training | 75 |
| Research Question | 76 |
| Methods | 76 |
| Findings/Discussion | 76 |
| Coherence in Policy–Framing Teacher Educators’ Space for Action | 77 |
| Coherence at Vocational Schools—Managers and Student Teachers’ Perspectives | 78 |
| Diverse Knowledge from R | 78 |
| 80 | 78 |
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| Summary | 81 |
| References | 82 |
| 6 A Teacher Education Framework for Fostering Further Education Teachers’ Culturally Responsive Questioning Strategies | 85 |
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| Introduction | 86 |
| Review of Literature | 87 |
| Culturally Responsive Teaching Practice | 87 |
| Questioning Strategies that Support Student Learning | 89 |
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