Good practice: Internationalisation of Teacher Education
We would like you to share with us interesting examples of internationalisation of Teacher Education. Selected case studies will be published in the digital repository and described in our report on internationalisation on Teacher Education. The title of your activity and name of the institution will be used but your personal data will not be disclosed.
Internationalisation of Teacher Education can include both mobility actions as well as the integration of internationalisation objectives within the academic programme, with the inclusion of international case studies, the integration of diverse cultural perspectives, the incorporation of the perspective of international students in class, on-line and blended international interactions, visiting professors, international events on campus, international bibliography (even if translated in local language), the use of different languages within the programme, just to mention a few.
This survey is part of the DITE – Diverse Internationalisation of Teacher Education project co-funded by the European Union under Cooperation partnerships in higher education 2021-1-PL01-KA220-HED-000031129.
In case of any questions, please write to dite@usz.edu.pl
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