Teacher Preparation Issues and Challenges K. Lakshmi Chairperson SRCECE AMS.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Meeting the Needs of Gifted and Motivated Students Deborah Johnston Curriculum Process ELS 703 March, 2010.
Advertisements

The linkages between non-formal education and quality formal education
Care Co-ordination for Children with Exceptional Healthcare Needs Claire Edwards Chair of CCNUK (Care Co-ordination Network UK) Independent Trainer Parent.
Training and Education for Genetic Technologists David Baty (Chair TAB) Kim Smith (Chair ETC) Association of Clinical Cytogeneticists MTO Study Day: 28.
Benefits of Public Services for the Employment in Flexicurity* implementation: To help in transitions during the Crisis Conference : « Flexicurity in times.
European Inventory on Validation of Non-formal and Informal Learning 2010 Jo Hawley, Project Manager Brussels, 12 December 2011.
Strategy of Hope to mitigate the problem. Ladders of Hope: Basic Needs Education Competency Sufficiency.
Effective Practices for Preventing and Addressing Young Children’s Challenging Behaviors Mary Louise Hemmeter, Ph.D.: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
So far, so good – what more, what next? Christine Stephen University of Stirling, Scotland.
SO WHAT DOES “BEING QUALIFIED” REALLY MEAN?
1 Improving School Leadership - Guidelines for Country Background Reports - Education and Training Policy Division Directorate of Education.
Project Management Network for Excellence in Learning & Teaching Rethinking Project Management Miles Shepherd Visiting Fellow Bournemouth Business School.
Education For Social Work
Mobile Creches Innovative Responses to Challenges on the Ground Sudeshna Sengupta Sr. Manager, Advocacy, September, 2014.
Dr Michelle Govan MEng/BEng (Hons) Digital Security, Forensics & Ethical Hacking.
Training Institute of Public Administration Tirana, ALBANIA
Research of Lessons with on-site monitoring Ministerio de Educación República del Perú.
National Health Education Roundtable Canberra, 21 November 2012 Comments from CAPHIA The Council of Academic Public Health Institutions Australia.
Providing Services to Young Children with Disabilities through Inclusive Child Care Dubai International Rehabilitation Forum March 7, :40-13:00.
Workforce Development and Quality Preschool Marcy Whitebook, Ph.D. Center for the Study of Child Care Employment, University of California at Berkeley.
The Bridging Role of Graduate Placement Programmes in the SME Workplace Padraig Gallagher 8/11/2013.
EARLY CHILDHOOD PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CONTINUING LESSONS FROM INDONESIA Marilou Hyson, Ph.D. ECED Consultant, The World Bank Senior Consultant, National.
Priorities in Technical and Vocational Education by: Pedro L. Esteban.
E 9 meeting on Teacher Development for inclusive relevant Quality Education.
The Council agreed that under this renewed framework "youth work" is a broad term covering a large scope of activities of a social, cultural, educational.
Meeting SB 290 District Evaluation Requirements
Seoul Agenda: Goals for the Development of Arts Education An action plan – developed collaboratively A tool to renew the engagement and commitment of arts.
Policy and practice in early years: From Sure Start to the Childcare Bill How we started Evidence since we started The wider children’s policy context.
Integrating Therapy using a Transdisciplinary Approach Lois M Addy Senior Lecturer Integrated Children's Services in Higher Education (ICS-HE): Preparing.
1 Education and Training World Business Council for Sustainable Development Geneva, September 2007 Doing Business with the World - The new role of corporate.
CHILDREN’S RIGHTS IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC - THE VIEW OF THE COMMITTEE FOR THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD ANETA PLAVINOVÁ SECRETARY TO THE COMMITTEE FOR THE RIGHTS.
1 PI 34 and RtI Connecting the Dots Linda Helf Teacher, Manitowoc Public School District Chairperson, Professional Standards Council for Teachers.
Ryve Prekorogja 13 June VET Vocational Education and Training.
Thomas College Name Major Expected date of graduation address
1 Webinar: Challenges in Clinical Training Ben Wallace, Executive Director, Clinical Training Reform Health Workforce Australia.
By Faamoemoe Hakai Soti EDTL905 RESEARCH TOPIC: Perspectives and Perceptions of Teachers, Students and Parents towards Teaching and Learning Food & Textiles.
Teachers and the Quality Imperative for EFA International Task Force on Teachers for EFA 6-7 July 2010 Amman, Jordan.
Vermont’s Early Childhood & Family Mental Health Competencies A story of Integration & Collaboration  How can they help me?
Mars 2006WG.ECD. ADEA1 ECD ISSUES & RECOMMENDATIONS Children Ready for Schools Schools Ready For Children.
Early Learning: Status and Way Forward Introduction to the Conference.
WHO Global Standards. 5 Key Areas for Global Standards Program graduates Program graduates Program development and revision Program development and revision.
Expeditionary Learning Queens Middle School Meeting May 29,2013 Presenters: Maryanne Campagna & Antoinette DiPietro 1.
Pascale Mompoint Gaillard NET project 1. To offer key elements to support the discussion on teacher recognition within the Pestalozzi Network of.
Unit 8.3: Go-Live Support Strategies HIT Implementation Planning for Quality and Safety Component 12/Unit 81 Health IT Workforce Curriculum Version 1.0/Fall.
The Global Dimension in Social Sciences in Formal Education
Workshop Four Topic 4.5 Human Resources Development © Ana G. Méndez University System, All rights reserved.
Session Objectives Analyze the key components and process of PBL Evaluate the potential benefits and limitations of using PBL Prepare a draft plan for.
ANNOOR ISLAMIC SCHOOL AdvancEd Survey PURPOSE AND DIRECTION.
Mahendranath Busgopaul, Country Coordinator Mentorship Programme for young entrepreneurs YES Mauritius Network.
Beyond Primary Education: Challenges of and Approaches to Expanding Learning Opportunities in AfricaAssociation for the Development of Education in Africa.
Using administrative and survey data relating to monitor early childhood - Education and care Dr Paul Jelfs Assistant Statistician Australian Bureau of.
Partnership Working – Mentorship and Supporting Students in Practice A Regulator’s Perspective.
Field placements for students of social policy and social work at the UB-FPS Natalija Perisic University of Belgrade Faculty of Political Sciences Department.
Standards and Competences for Social work Education for working with children and youth Prof dr Nevenka Zegarac Ass MA Anita Burgund.
Policies and practices for the preparation of teachers in Bosnia and Herzegovina for inclusive education ______________________________________________________________.
SKILL UPGRADATION. GROUP MEMBERS: RUKMANI IYER 17 JYOTI MITHBAVKAR25 NILESHWARI NARKHEDE27 JASON RODRIGUES41 VIKAS SHEVADE52.
External Review Exit Report Campbell County Schools November 15-18, 2015.
Early learning and childcare
December 5, 2016 c&I Board committee
Partnership for Practice
Knowledge and practice standards for emerging and initial teacher preparation for early childhood care and education PROFESSOR H.B. EBRAHIM (UNISA) DR.
Apeiro Training Services Childcare Courses-
Working Group on the Teaching Profession
1st Regional Consultation in Trieste (IT) March 2014
Doctoral programmes in Europe
NAEYC Early Childhood Standards
Edwin Mabelane and John Kabuba
Theme: Blurring the boundaries between universities and schools
Cape Peninsula University of Technology
Restorative Approaches with Families in Elder Abuse Cases
Presentation transcript:

Teacher Preparation Issues and Challenges K. Lakshmi Chairperson SRCECE AMS

Teacher and the young ones The central point of ECE curriculum is the teacher+ teachers’ role Hence importance of teacher development Teacher needs to be adequately prepared and and continuously supported No system can function in absence of availability of right quality teachers Effective preparation of teachers/ providers for ECE is key to the issue of quality

Quality depends on Capacity Quality of any ECE program is determined by the quality of the teacher preparation Need for capacity ensured childcare service is no longer matter of option but a prerequisite on human resource development agenda Article3 of CRC directs that the best interest of children to be the primary consideration in all actions taken by public or private institutions Competent child education staff is crucial to implement programmes which are sensitive to the needs of young children

Training Scenario No manpower planning related to ECE Capacity building initiatives end up with : -assorted ad hoc interventions -Lack of linkages or continuity -Isolated structural formats -formalized training in negligible slots -only a handful of islands of excellences – duration of training range from a few days to two years in India

Issues Goal of childcare is custodian care and school readiness. Hence, ECE is not recognised as an area needing specialized training or preparation Private sector is a major employer and is not under any regulation to hence preferences range from highly but inappropriately qualified persons to uptrend persons When employers not interested in specifically trained workers potential workers have no incentive in getting trained. Affecting demand for training-resulting in closure of institution Pre-school training institutions are flourishing in private sector, govt. Approved programmes are gradually closing down.

Challenges Complex in nature-needs varied and specialised skills No adequate attention on training ECE professionals Not much empirical evidence on the components of training teachers for young children Wide gap between the context of training and field situation Universities not shown much interest in this area Training programme content quality and duration need attention ECCE is a fast growing discipline

Diverse needs Wide range of personnel functioning in diversity catering to a variety of situations, contexts components & levels (helper to teacher educator) Non availability of Tr. Edn. Inst. In sufficient numbers to meet the emerging demands

ECE is not a door decorator of primary education, but the main door opening educational structure Overall picture lack of trained persons in ECE either in terms of adequate numbers or appropriate quality Needs large number or persons with different specializations, Wide variety of earnings No standardized training curriculum Lack of systematic supervision & accreditation

Curriculum review Design of curriculum Core competencies ranging from entry level practitioners, directors, program administrators to training educators & researchers Core body of knowledge based on research & best practice evidence Needs cross sector involvement in training Existing body of research related to capacity building needs to be strengthened Accreditation system Need to venture into other crucial areas ECE should benefit from advances in other disciplines

Pathway of Professionalism “Teacher must orient his work not on yesterday’s development in the child but tomorrow” Lev Vygotsky

Teacher quality is a function of several factors. Teacher’s remuneration, conditions or work, their academic and professional education. Recognition ECE as professional discipline. ECE has not drawn any attention as a distinct area of knowledge with its own concerns, concepts and methodological perspectives Diversity calls for development of multiple models of work force. Professional excellence is possible only when child development pedagogical issues, empirical studies blend and provide direction to policies and programmes.

Training of trainers- most urgent requirements Pooling resources- It is time we mobelise all our physical, financial human resources for providing the best deal to children.