The development of transnational communities,
and their investigation with regards to the requirements
of preparing future teachers within teacher training, is
addressed in the context of the German speaking area of Switzerland.
Research which investigates processes at schools, conceptualizes
contexts as state-derived configurations, and reflects upon
related effects on educational practices, is considered innovative.
Accordingly, the author encourages an in-depth reflection
on (national) “normalities” in
schools and its strong meaning for practice-oriented methods.
Advice is also given with regards to the developmental needs
of teacher training institutions.
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