Professional Knowledge
Reconceptualising preservice teacher education courses for music teachers: the importance of pedagogical content knowledge and skills and professional knowledge and skills
... content knowledge and skills and professional knowledge and skills are seen as very important to early-career music teachers, predominantly because these are the areas that are seen to be directly ...
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Using e-resources and tools to update professional knowledge in the workplace
... Continued learning is vital for health practitioners to ensure they stay up-to-date with current developments in their field. This study examined a range of electronic information resources and tools that health ...
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The Importance of Professional Knowledge in Translation
... of professional knowledge in translation; and secondly, to stimulus scholars for further ...The Professional theory of Translation is the current tendency for ...have professional ...
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Teaching professional knowledge to XL-classes with the help of digital technologies
... When giving students the chance to actively take part in a lecture of the described size by answering questions the lecturer asks with the help of technical equipment – which could in the easiest case be their own mobile ...
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The Dynamics of Sharing Professional Knowledge and Lay Knowledge:
... Many instances are found in the literature where some elements of the theoretical underpinnings of the Marte Meo method have been adapted to form part of a parent-child based intervention. A study by Weimers, Svensson, ...
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Inclusive education in initial teacher education in South Africa: practical or professional knowledge?
... of knowledge of inclusive ...teacher’s knowledge of implementing accommodations is indirectly ...the knowledge of inclusive education as reflected in these tasks is taken to be highly individual and ...
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Surfacing the multiple : diffractive methods for rethinking professional practice and knowledge
... that professional knowledge is necessarily singular and ...of professional knowledge heightened by recent ...practical knowledge is over-determinate by nature: multiple and often ...
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Exploring Iranian EAP Teachers' Pedagogical Content Knowledge and Their Professional Identity
... their knowledge via different sources such as books, journal articles, and the Internet, only content instructors mentioned 'learners' as a source of their ...of knowledge, namely knowledge of ...
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Adding pedagogical process knowledge to pedagogical content knowledge : teachers' professional learning and theories of practice in science education
... of professional knowledge of teachers, and supporting them, in different subjects (Berry et al, 2008); and being almost unquestioned academic construct (Loughran et ...of knowledge (for example, ...
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An exploration of the relationship between undergraduate pharmacy knowledge and professional practice
... of professional knowledge by their epistemological ...of knowledge include scientific knowledge and give rise to an authority that is based on a descriptive and technical ...prescriptive ...
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Social Work as Knowledge Work: Knowledge practices and multi-professional collaboration
... (or knowledge tools), such as information systems, for creating and sharing knowledge in the ...the knowledge work and use of knowledge ...which knowledge creation and use are organized ...
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Professional Ethics and Knowledge Sharing within Supply Chain: the Role of Trust
... Delphi method, a qualitative approach, was ini- tially applied to design a conceptual model for knowledge sharing within supply chain. Delphi technique is well suited as a mean and method for consensus-building by ...
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Knowledge and attitudes of health professional students on smoking cessation techniques in Turkey
... Approximately one sixth of health-profession students in the university were current smokers and most of them had tried and want to quit smoking. Smoking prevalence was higher among certain population groups. Smoking ...
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Knowledge sharing and competitiveness of professional service firms: A case study
... for knowledge sharing, and the success of building trusting relationships for knowledge sharing hinges upon management upholding KM principles” ...a knowledge source to be benevolent and competent ...
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PROFESSIONAL MEANINGFULNESS IN ELDERLY CARE – TRANSNATIONAL SHARED KNOWLEDGE IN A SCANDINAVIAN CONTEXT
... the professional role contributes important social content, and being profession- al also means being personal, with the meeting with the individual as a starting ...
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Knowledge Management and elearning in Professional Development
... common knowledge exchange technique, communities of practice, brings together individuals who are likely to have the common context to effectively preserve organizational ...the knowledge is likely to be ...
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The Professional Doctorate: Its Relativity to the Ph.D. and Relevance for the Knowledge Economy
... There are a number of areas that require attention in order to improve the effectiveness of Univer- sity A’s DBA(IS) and thereby increase its relevance for the knowledge economy. First, the uni- versity, as well ...
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Exploring Knowledge Sharing in a Professional Network: A Central Eurasian Case
... Our study presents several implications for research and practice. For scholars, previous literature has suggested that the Internet may both increase and decrease social capital (Putnam, 1995; Wellman et. al. 2001). In ...
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Professional Counselors' Perceptions of Knowledge, Barriers, Support and Action of Professional Advocacy
... a professional workforce to meet the ever-increasing demand for the essential services that social workers provide” (NASW, 2009b, ...for professional counselors and their clients in all appropriate Federal ...
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The importance of self knowledge in the process of professional choice of the adolescent: original study
... regarding professional choice tends to seek more information about the particularities and perspectives that make up a particular ...defining professional life, but rather promoting the first steps to ...
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