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Developing a Collaborative Partnership in Initial Teacher Education. Edition No. 1

VDM Publishing House, April 2010, Pages: 188

Partnership is a multifaceted phenomenon operating in a multi-tiered system necessitating a reciprocal communication mechanism across and within levels. Over more than two decades, partnership endeavour has been the most prevailing ways through which initial teacher education programs have been shaped to better provide personal and professional training for and growth of educators and trainees. This book provides a comprehensive evaluation of a partnership model implemented in initial teacher education. It particularly examines the collaboration dimension of the partnership model and raises suggestions for its reconceptualization with respect to its organizational and communication aspects at the macro, coordination, and micro levels. This book, therefore, is an invaluable resource concerning the multi-level evaluation of the effectiveness of the collaboration dimension of the partnership model. It is directed primarily to teacher educators who are engaged in the training of student teachers and the establishment of effective collaboration with the partner institutions in initial teacher education.

SITKIYE, KUTER.
S?tk?ye Kuter, PhD: English Language Teaching at Eastern Mediterranean University (EMU), Northern Cyprus. Currently working as an Assistant Professor, Department of Educational Sciences, EMU. Teaching experience: Language teaching, teacher education. Research interests: partnership in education, professional development, curriculum design.