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Designing Quality Mentoring in School Internships Abroad


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  • Thema
    school internships abroad mentoring music education inter-institutional collaboration intercultural learning teacher professionalization design-based research design principles
  • Zielgruppe
    Teacher
  • Lernkontext
    Higher Education
  • Beschreibung (Lernziele)
    This document presents a set of empirically grounded design principles for mentoring within school internships abroad (SIAs) in music education. Emerging from seven iterative cycles of design-based research conducted within the pan-European, Erasmus+ funded TEAM project, the fifteen principles address key aspects of quality mentoring, including preparing and orienting student teachers, creating supportive learning environments, fostering intercultural and musical dialogue, scaffolding progressive teaching responsibilities, and modelling and encouraging reflective practice. Learning Objectives: - To be able to prepare and orient student teachers for their school internship abroad in a structured and supportive way. - To be able to create a learning environment that supports student teachers' professional and intercultural development during the placement. - To be able to scaffold student teachers' progression from observation to independent teaching in a culturally unfamiliar context. - To be able to facilitate reflective practice and constructive feedback as integral parts of the mentoring process. - To be able to foster intercultural and musical dialogue between the student teacher and the host school community.
  • Zeitaufwand
    45 minutes
  • Autor_innen
    Malmberg, Isolde
    Steinmetz, Lauren
    Chrysostomou, Smaragda
    Dimitrakoulakos, Demosthenes
    Kreuzwieser, Stefanie
    Triantafyllaki, Angeliki
    Aigner, Wilfried
    Bons, Verena
  • Jahr
    2026
  • Lizenz
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  • ÖFOS-Klassifizierung
    MUSIK - Pädagogik / Vermittlung
  • Verwandte Ressourcen
  • Handle
Teacher Education Academy for Music

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