There is a variety of efforts to bridge this gap at universities around the world. In this project, teacher educators at Tallinn University in Estonia, University of Helsinki in Finland, and Uppsala University in Sweden, cooperate to explore innovative practices in teacher education. The purpose of the project is to learn from each other in order to ultimately strengthening the training of reflective practitioners in our schools.
Currently att the University of Helsinki: Professor Erika Löfström, Lecturer Solveig Cornér, Lecturer Laura Kiuru and Doctoral student Lina Lindström
Prior members: Simona Savin-Gardberg, Hannele Pitkänen
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The project is organised around six intellectual outputs. The University of Helsinki is responsible for the outputs on Ethics (IO 3) and subject-integrative teaching (IO 4). See more.
Löfström, E. & Areskoug, L. (2020). Taking action into research!
(This methods guide is an edited version of Löfström, E. 2011. Guide to Action Research. Eduko. ISBN 978-9949-481-12-5 published in English and in Estonian (Tegevusuuringu käsiraamat).
All materials produced in the project will be openly available on the project website.
Blog text from a Staff Training Event - A holistic approach: Phenomenon-based and subject integrative teaching and learning (April 2021): /sv/aktuellt/undervisning-studier-vid-universitetet/amnesoverskridande-undervisning-i-skola-och-inom-lararutbildning
Blog text from a Joint Staff Training Event - Blended mobility of higher education Students (December 2020): /sv/aktuellt/undervisning-studier-vid-universitetet/internationella-praktikkollegor-i-samforstand-pa-distans
Tallinn University (Coordinator)
University of Helsinki (Partner)
Uppsala University (Partner)
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The project receives EU-funding under the ERASMUS+ programme, grant 2019-1-EE01-KA201-051615 for the period September 2019 – April 2022.