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Debrief Conversation Guide


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  • Thema
    cultural reflection self-reflection music education school internships abroad intercultural mentoring intercultural learning supervision
  • Zielgruppe
    Teacher
  • Lernkontext
    Higher Education
  • Beschreibung (Lernziele)
    Here you will find a structured debrief guide for student teachers reflecting on a school internship abroad. Organised across eight thematic areas — including opening narrative, peer learning, mentoring, cultural dimensions and language — it supports deep, forward-oriented reflection on the internship experience. The guide can be used as a self-reflection tool (written or recorded) or as a structured conversation guide between a student and their university educator. It is intended for use at the end of the internship abroad. This is the full version of the guide with extended prompts and interviewer guidance; a condensed version is also available.. Learning Objectives: - To be able to engage in structured, in-depth reflection on the full arc of the internship abroad, prioritising the why and how over descriptive narration. - To be able to identify and articulate formative experiences from the placement, including intercultural encounters, language challenges, and mentoring relationships. - To be able to connect the internship experience to their ongoing professional development and identify concrete next steps as a teacher.
  • Zeitaufwand
    The conversation itself requires approximately an hour, not including preparation time.
  • Autor_innen
    Aigner, Wilfried
    Chrysostomou, Smaragda
  • Jahr
    2026
  • Lizenz
  • DOI
  • ÖFOS-Klassifizierung
    MUSIK - Pädagogik / Vermittlung
  • Verwandte Ressourcen
  • Handle
Teacher Education Academy for Music

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