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Professional and Practice-based Learning

Published by Springer Science and Business Media B.V. • ISSN: 22105549

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Contribution of Technology-Enhanced Learning: Improving Accessibility to and Effectiveness of Feedback

Book chapter
There are myriad ways digital technologies may support and enhance learning for vocational education and training learners (see, e.g. Cattaneo, Evi-Colombo, Ruberto, & Stanley, 2019, for an overview on the use of video to support VET). In keeping with the precepts through this volume, the specific f…

Where to Next with Supporting the Learning of Trades Work?

Book chapter
In this closing chapter, the various concepts introduced and discussed across the book are reiterated and strengthened. Prior to the review of concepts, the chapter proposes and discusses the need to increase the esteem of trades work. In particular, there is an examination of the aspects of trades …

Using Video to Study How Learning a Trade Can Be Better Supported

Book chapter
The opportunities afforded through using video recording to better understand and improve the learning of trades work are presented in this chapter. Overviews of the concepts of multimodality and multiliteracies provide background to inform how to maximise the potentiality of using video to study, u…

Contributions from the Socio-cultural and Sociomaterial

Book chapter
Trades workers’ workplace learning involves learning occupational practices as recognised and embodied in expert practitioners. Learning trade-based occupational skills goes beyond competency. Learning to become a tradesperson encompasses aspects of learning by doing deliberate and reflective practi…

Increasing employability through programmatic sustainable assessment practices and familiarity with recruitment practices

Book chapter
This chapter makes a unique contribution to this book as it offers a curriculum model for achieving the outcome of augmenting student learning through post practicum interventions. This work builds on earlier research (Bacon R, Kellett J, Dart J, Knight-Agarwal C, Mete R, Ash S, Palermo C. Nutr Diet…

Post-practicum debriefing: Putting the ‘wise’ into wise practice within university-led work-integrated learning projects

Book chapter Open Access
Like journalism globally, journalism education in Australia is trying to find its way in a constantly evolving convergent and shrinking news culture. Provision of industry experience now lies with the university, and educators are rapidly adjusting to accommodate shrinking industry demand and the ex…

Institutional arrangements and student engagement supporting post-practicum interventions

Book chapter
The wide-scale introduction of work integrated education and specific approaches, such as post-practicum activities, impact significantly on many embedded and ritualised institutional arrangements. Some activities relate to curriculum structures and commonly accepted practices, and others to partner…

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Negotiation and learning: context and conditions in relationship

Book chapter
This chapter examines negotiation as a multi-dimensional context and set of conditions in and by which learning occurs. The concept comes to be seen as both the circumstances and meta-activity that shapes the kinds of interactions that can take place between participants in social activity. In this …

Work, learning, and negotiation

Book chapter
This chapter is the introductory chapter to a book that explores the nature and veracity of the concept of negotiation as a means to describe and explain the socio-personal practice of learning in and through work. The chapter has two objectives. First, it outlines and discusses the conceptual persp…

The three dimensions of negotiation

Book chapter
This chapter concludes the book. It advances a summary of The Three Dimensions of Negotiation framework, the model of work-learning as negotiation elaborated through the book. It reiterates the model’s capacities to describe, explain, analyse and evaluate adults’ learning in work as their personal e…

The Digitalization of Work and Social Justice: Reflections on the Labour Process of English Further Education Teachers

Book chapter
The chapter sets the discussion within the broader socio-economic context in which further education teachers’ labour, one characterized by underemployment and over-qualification, precariousness and the prevalence of ‘rotten jobs’. In this context, educational workers are subject to high levels of s…

Professional Development of Teachers in Vocational Education

Book chapter
This chapter adheres to a broad definition of professional development including pre-service education and in-service lifelong formal and informal learning. Thus far the professional development of teachers in vocational education has not gained overwhelming attention, but there are signs this issue…

Intrapreneurship competence as a manifestation of work agency: A Systematic literature review

Book chapter
Innovations are key factors for economic growth. In times of globalisation, rapidly changing markets, and economic crises, they represent an essential competitive factor for companies. This outstanding role of innovations has resulted in the requirement of new skills. The labour market is showing an…

Learning occupational practice in theâ absence of expert guidance: The agentic action of australian home care workers

Book chapter Open Access
Many kinds of workers need to both work and learn in socially isolated circumstances (i.e. in the absence of others who can provide guidance and support). Such circumstances require particular kinds of agency and agentic action by these worker-learners, and they might be described as requiring parti…

Great Expectations: VET’s Meaning for Dutch Local Industry

Book chapter
After a long period of discussions and mergers, the 1996 Adult and Vocational Education Act introduced a new school type in Dutch secondary vocational education and training (VET): a regional, multi-sector, multi-level and multi-track institution. The name, Regional Education Centre (in Dutch: Regio…

The Dutch Vocational Education System: Institutional Focus and Transformations

Book chapter
The origins of, changes to and transformations of national vocational education systems arise through country-specific combinations of social and economic imperatives and changes, and the Dutch vocational education system is no exception. Like others, its formation and initial form arose from indust…

Measuring intrapreneurship competence as a manifestation of work agency in different educational settings

Book chapter
The concept of work agency is related to the notion that individuals make choices and engage in goal-oriented actions. It is an ability that is perceived as a necessary 21 st century skill and it is highly desired in the labour market. Multiple authors have discussed the concept and its various face…

Work-Based Learning (WBL) in Dutch Vocational Education: Connecting Learning Places, Learning Content and Learning Processes

Book chapter
In this chapter developments and issues with regard to the integration of workplace learning in Dutch vocational and higher professional education are analysed. The value and quality of workplace learning in both vocational education and training (VET) and higher professional education (HPE) remains…

Individuals’ mediation of learning professional practice: Co-working and learning to prescribe

Book chapter
The role of workers’ agency and intentionality in mediating their work-life learning is key basis for understanding how that learning occurs through and across their working lives. This proposition arises, in part, from the realisation that much of individuals’ learning and development across workin…