Open Access10.25656/01:12665
Konstruktive Fallbesprechungen im Mentoring – Erfahrungen aus einem Versuch im Rahmen der berufspraktischen Ausbildung
Roger Gut,Alois Niggli,Sandra Moroni +2 more
- 01 Jan 2014
Vol. 32, Iss: 1, pp 73-87
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors describe an attempt to optimize teacher mentoring in pre-service training at schools through constructive casework, which can make an important contribution to competency development which generalizes beyond specific requirements of the particular situation.
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Abstract: Der Beitrag gibt Einblick in einen Versuch, Mentoring im Praktikum durch konstruktive Fallarbeit zu optimieren. Zu Beginn werden Erfordernisse und Charakteristika konstruktiver Fallarbeit behandelt. Anschliessend werden die Eckpunkte des Versuchs theoretisch untermauert. Erlautert wird, was unter konstruktiver Fallarbeit verstanden wird. Im Weiteren werden ihr Beitrag zum systematischen Kompetenzaufbau und ihre Konsequenzen fur die Kooperation im Mentoring angesprochen. Einen Schwerpunkt bilden die Rahmenbedingungen des durchgefuhrten Versuchs, der anhand von Sequenzen aus Gesprachsprotokollen mit einer Studentin konkretisiert wird. Das Beispiel zeigt, dass konstruktive Fallarbeit im Praktikum einen wichtigen Beitrag zum Kompetenzaufbau leisten kann, der uber die Bewaltigung der spezifischen Situation hinausgeht. (DIPF/Orig.)
This article describes an attempt to optimize teacher mentoring in pre-service training at schools through constructive casework. To begin with, we discuss the requirements and characteristics of constructive casework. Thereafter we develop the theoretical foundations of the key elements. In addition, we address the systematic contribution of casework to competency development, and the implications for cooperation in mentoring. One focus is on the conditions of the experiment, illustrated by analyzed protocol sequences of conversations with a participating student. The example shows that constructive casework can make an important contribution to competency development which generalizes beyond the specific requirements of the particular situation. (DIPF/Orig.)
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