Past, Present and to Come. Some Reflections on Teacher Education in Scotland
Jimmy Scotland, was formerly a Principal of Aberdeen College of Education. He died in 1983 - just weeks before he was due to retire. His reflective article on the teacher education system in Scotland was written for the 1983: volume 20 edition of Education in the North. It offers an interesting insi...
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University of Aberdeen, School of Education,
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| Summary: | Jimmy Scotland, was formerly a Principal of Aberdeen College of Education. He died in 1983 - just weeks before he was due to retire. His reflective article on the teacher education system in Scotland was written for the 1983: volume 20 edition of Education in the North. It offers an interesting insight into the concerns of teacher education at the time of change: financial cuts, college mergers (or closures), changes in the BEd and other courses as a result of "new curricular and new technology" and an increased emphasis on distance learning to meet the changing professional development demands - so not too far removed from the current situation in teacher education in Scotland. |
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| Item Description: | https://doi.org/10.26203/194b-vm89 0424-5512 2398-0184 |