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Comparative vocational education research : enduring challenges and new ways forward, Matthias Pilz, Junmin Li, editors, (electronic book)

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  • Intro -- Dedicated to Madhu Singh -- Series Editor's introduction -- Preface -- 1 The significance of the title -- 2 Structure of the book -- 3 Acknowledgements -- References -- Contents -- I Introduction/Opening Chapter -- 1 Comparative vocational education and training research: What purposes does it serve? -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Exploring intersecting domains -- 3 Can we find common cause in the advancement of VET? -- 4 Towards a more dialogic approach -- 5 A triadic conception of purposes in comparative VET research -- References
  • Part II International Comparative VET Theories and Methodologies -- 2 Beyond typologies: Alternative ways of comparing VET systems -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction: About the difficulties of comparative VET research -- 2 Comparison by function -- 2.1 Selection and allocation function -- 2.2 Qualification function -- 2.3 Utilisation function -- 2.4 Retention and integration function -- 2.5 Organisation -- 2.6 Innovation -- 3 Comparison by quality -- 3.1 Dimensions of quality along the training process -- 3.2 Different perspectives on VET quality -- 4 Discussion -- References
  • 3 A framework for the comparative study of institutional-employer partnerships in vocational education and training -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Comparative analysis of partnerships between institutions and employers -- 3 The four models of VET partnership and programme development -- 4 Concluding remarks -- References -- 4 Tools and means to understand different TVET models in developing countries: An approach to the epistemological opening up of international TVET in development cooperation -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction
  • 2 Internationally comparative vocational education research: The typologies -- 3 The ideal types of the classical European vocational education models -- 4 A comparative political economy typology: Skill formation systems -- 5 Bridging the two perspectives of the typologies -- 6 Work culture as an analytical instrument to shed light on the societal aspects of TVET -- 7 Outlook -- References -- Part III Research Results on International Comparative VET -- 5 The learning outcome approach to European VET policy tools: Where are the arguments and the evidence? -- Abstract
  • 1 What one might hope for from policymaking -- 2 EU VET policymaking and the learning outcome approach -- 3 The EU's aspirations -- 4 The European VET Policy tools -- 5 What can be salvaged? -- 6 Conclusion: What have we learned? -- References -- 6 The Swiss PET system and similar programs in Germany and Austria -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Professional education and training in Switzerland -- 3 Advanced vocational education and dual studies/integrated degree programs in Germany -- 4 The variety of PET programs in Austria -- 5 Comparative analysis of the three PET systems -- 6 Conclusion
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9783658299231
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Comparative vocational education research : enduring challenges and new ways forward
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Comparative vocational education research
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enduring challenges and new ways forward
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Matthias Pilz, Junmin Li, editors
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eng
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370.113
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LC1043
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  • Pilz, Matthias
  • Li, Junmin
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Internationale Berufsbildungsforschung
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Vocational education
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Comparative vocational education research : enduring challenges and new ways forward, Matthias Pilz, Junmin Li, editors, (electronic book)
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  • Intro -- Dedicated to Madhu Singh -- Series Editor's introduction -- Preface -- 1 The significance of the title -- 2 Structure of the book -- 3 Acknowledgements -- References -- Contents -- I Introduction/Opening Chapter -- 1 Comparative vocational education and training research: What purposes does it serve? -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Exploring intersecting domains -- 3 Can we find common cause in the advancement of VET? -- 4 Towards a more dialogic approach -- 5 A triadic conception of purposes in comparative VET research -- References
  • Part II International Comparative VET Theories and Methodologies -- 2 Beyond typologies: Alternative ways of comparing VET systems -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction: About the difficulties of comparative VET research -- 2 Comparison by function -- 2.1 Selection and allocation function -- 2.2 Qualification function -- 2.3 Utilisation function -- 2.4 Retention and integration function -- 2.5 Organisation -- 2.6 Innovation -- 3 Comparison by quality -- 3.1 Dimensions of quality along the training process -- 3.2 Different perspectives on VET quality -- 4 Discussion -- References
  • 3 A framework for the comparative study of institutional-employer partnerships in vocational education and training -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Comparative analysis of partnerships between institutions and employers -- 3 The four models of VET partnership and programme development -- 4 Concluding remarks -- References -- 4 Tools and means to understand different TVET models in developing countries: An approach to the epistemological opening up of international TVET in development cooperation -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction
  • 2 Internationally comparative vocational education research: The typologies -- 3 The ideal types of the classical European vocational education models -- 4 A comparative political economy typology: Skill formation systems -- 5 Bridging the two perspectives of the typologies -- 6 Work culture as an analytical instrument to shed light on the societal aspects of TVET -- 7 Outlook -- References -- Part III Research Results on International Comparative VET -- 5 The learning outcome approach to European VET policy tools: Where are the arguments and the evidence? -- Abstract
  • 1 What one might hope for from policymaking -- 2 EU VET policymaking and the learning outcome approach -- 3 The EU's aspirations -- 4 The European VET Policy tools -- 5 What can be salvaged? -- 6 Conclusion: What have we learned? -- References -- 6 The Swiss PET system and similar programs in Germany and Austria -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Professional education and training in Switzerland -- 3 Advanced vocational education and dual studies/integrated degree programs in Germany -- 4 The variety of PET programs in Austria -- 5 Comparative analysis of the three PET systems -- 6 Conclusion
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1 online resource (327 p.).
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9783658299231
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  • on1151186049
  • (OCoLC)1151186049
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Comparative vocational education research : enduring challenges and new ways forward, Matthias Pilz, Junmin Li, editors, (electronic book)
Publication
Note
Description based upon print version of record
Antecedent source
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Bibliography note
References
Contents
  • Intro -- Dedicated to Madhu Singh -- Series Editor's introduction -- Preface -- 1 The significance of the title -- 2 Structure of the book -- 3 Acknowledgements -- References -- Contents -- I Introduction/Opening Chapter -- 1 Comparative vocational education and training research: What purposes does it serve? -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Exploring intersecting domains -- 3 Can we find common cause in the advancement of VET? -- 4 Towards a more dialogic approach -- 5 A triadic conception of purposes in comparative VET research -- References
  • Part II International Comparative VET Theories and Methodologies -- 2 Beyond typologies: Alternative ways of comparing VET systems -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction: About the difficulties of comparative VET research -- 2 Comparison by function -- 2.1 Selection and allocation function -- 2.2 Qualification function -- 2.3 Utilisation function -- 2.4 Retention and integration function -- 2.5 Organisation -- 2.6 Innovation -- 3 Comparison by quality -- 3.1 Dimensions of quality along the training process -- 3.2 Different perspectives on VET quality -- 4 Discussion -- References
  • 3 A framework for the comparative study of institutional-employer partnerships in vocational education and training -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Comparative analysis of partnerships between institutions and employers -- 3 The four models of VET partnership and programme development -- 4 Concluding remarks -- References -- 4 Tools and means to understand different TVET models in developing countries: An approach to the epistemological opening up of international TVET in development cooperation -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction
  • 2 Internationally comparative vocational education research: The typologies -- 3 The ideal types of the classical European vocational education models -- 4 A comparative political economy typology: Skill formation systems -- 5 Bridging the two perspectives of the typologies -- 6 Work culture as an analytical instrument to shed light on the societal aspects of TVET -- 7 Outlook -- References -- Part III Research Results on International Comparative VET -- 5 The learning outcome approach to European VET policy tools: Where are the arguments and the evidence? -- Abstract
  • 1 What one might hope for from policymaking -- 2 EU VET policymaking and the learning outcome approach -- 3 The EU's aspirations -- 4 The European VET Policy tools -- 5 What can be salvaged? -- 6 Conclusion: What have we learned? -- References -- 6 The Swiss PET system and similar programs in Germany and Austria -- Abstract -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Professional education and training in Switzerland -- 3 Advanced vocational education and dual studies/integrated degree programs in Germany -- 4 The variety of PET programs in Austria -- 5 Comparative analysis of the three PET systems -- 6 Conclusion
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1 online resource (327 p.).
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Isbn
9783658299231
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remote
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  • on1151186049
  • (OCoLC)1151186049

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