1st Edition
Developing Vocational Expertise Principles and issues in vocational education
Edited By John Stevenson
Copyright 2003
288 Pages
by
Routledge
288 Pages
by
Routledge
288 Pages
by
Routledge
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An ambitious book with a number of excellent chapters. It will stand out in the broad field of vocational education and training for its strong basis in the research literature. Professor Michael Young, London Institute of Education Developing Vocational Expertise offers a systematic foundation for vocational education and training. Drawing on current research, it provides a theoretical... Read more
PART 1: VOCATIONAL EXPERTISE AND ITS DEVELOPMENT
1. Expertise for the Workplace
By John Stevenson
2. Vocational Teaching and Learning in context
By John Stevenson
PART 2: DEVELOPING EXPERTISE FOR KEY PURSUITS
3. Developing Literacy
By Jean Searle
4. Developing Numeracy
By Clive Kanes
5. Developing Information Literacy
By Fred Beven
6. Developing Problem-solving Skills
By Howard Middleton
7. Developing Creativity
By Irena Yashin-Shaw
8. Working Values
By John Stevenson
PART 3: EMERGING CHALLENGES IN INSTRUCTIONAL DELIVERY
9. Stategies for Developing Flexible Learning
By Clive Kanes
10. Guiding Vocational Learning
By Stephen Billett
11. Integrating Approaches to Developing Vocat
1. Expertise for the Workplace
By John Stevenson
2. Vocational Teaching and Learning in context
By John Stevenson
PART 2: DEVELOPING EXPERTISE FOR KEY PURSUITS
3. Developing Literacy
By Jean Searle
4. Developing Numeracy
By Clive Kanes
5. Developing Information Literacy
By Fred Beven
6. Developing Problem-solving Skills
By Howard Middleton
7. Developing Creativity
By Irena Yashin-Shaw
8. Working Values
By John Stevenson
PART 3: EMERGING CHALLENGES IN INSTRUCTIONAL DELIVERY
9. Stategies for Developing Flexible Learning
By Clive Kanes
10. Guiding Vocational Learning
By Stephen Billett
11. Integrating Approaches to Developing Vocat
Biography
John Stevenson is Professor of Post-Compulsory Education and Training at Griffith University, Australia. Contributors come from the highly regarded Centre for Learning and Work Research at Griffith University.
