FIESC Conference presentation 20 10 2015 Essi Ryymin Finland

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Teacher Education and Co- Operation with Enterprises and Industries Educational Experiences in Finland Dr. Essi Ryymin School of Professional Teacher Education HAMK University of Applied Sciences, Finland III Seminário Internacional de Educação, FIESC 20.-21.10. 2015, Florianópolis, Brazil Photos: HAMK

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Teacher Education and Co-Operation with Enterprises and

IndustriesEducational Experiences in Finland

Dr. Essi RyyminSchool of Professional Teacher Education

HAMK University of Applied Sciences, Finland

III Seminário Internacional de Educação, FIESC 20.-21.10. 2015, Florianópolis, Brazil

Photos: HAMK

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Source: http://www4.fiescnet.com.br/en

Innovative Santa Catarina

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Memorandum of Understanding

Source: http://www4.fiescnet.com.br/en

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http://bit.ly/1jXfP8Q

Why Finland is innovative?

http://www.research.fi/en/frontpage

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Finland - a High Performing Nation?

Dr. Pasi Sahlberg: “Finnish Lessons” Available at: www.pasisahlberg.com

• High graduation and low drop-out rates

• Equitable outcomes and equal opportunities

• High student achievement

• Moderate overall spending

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Skills and Education for Innovation

• Adapt to creative destruction• Readiness for lifelonge education• Participate in innovation process

as user and producer

Innovation

Skills

Education and training

« Educating for Innovation-Driven Societies »,Dirk Van Damme, Head of Division OECD Directorate for Education, Paris, 26 April 2012

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What Skills Should Education Systems Foster?

Technical skills

(know-what and know-how)

Skills in thinking

and creativity

(Critical thinking,

ability to make connections, imagination,

curiosity)

Behavioural and

social skills (Self-

confidence, energy,

perseverance, passion,

leadership, collaboration,

communication)

« Educating «for Innovation-Driven Societies »Dirk Van Damme, Head of Division OECD Directorate for Education, Paris, 26 April 2012

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Investing in EducationCollaboration

Individualization

Trust-based responsibility

Autonomy

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Competence-Based Approach

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From a subject-based approach towards vocational studies based on working life activities and functions

What are the competences and qualifications industries, enterprises and the world of work needs?

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The Labour Market Relevance of Education

• The need for a common language between education and working life

• The need to shift the focus from instruction contents towards learning outcomes and competencies

• The skills students must have after completing their studies and qualifications

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The Finnish Privilege: Teachers

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• Government authorized to provide pedagogical qualifications

• The scope of studies is 60 credits, 1600 hours of work• Number of teacher students annually 400• Number of staff 60• Director Dr. Seija Mahlamäki-Kultanen

School of Professional Teacher Education in HAMK

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Seija Mahlamäki-KultanenDirector, D. Ed., Docent

The Goals of TheTeacher EducationTo provide the teacher students

• The knowledge and competencies to guide the learning process of students with diverse backgrounds

• The ability to develop competencies by recognizing the future trends and needs in the employment sector

Described in the 357/2003 statute

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Programmes of Study and Services

Professional Teacher Education ProgrammeSpecial Needs Teacher Education ProgrammeStudent Counselor Education Programme

Research Centre for Professional ExcellenceInternational Educational Development Projects

Continuing Teacher Education Programmes Co-operation with Enterprises and Industries

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Operational EnvironmentEducation and SocietyDigital Learning EnvironmentsInternational Networks

Learning CommunityEducational ScienceLearning and Working Community

Guidance of LearningPrinciples of LearningAssessment of LearningStudent’s Special Needs Support

Development Approach to WorkTeaching PracticeDevelopment of Professional Competences

Competences of HAMK Teacher Education

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How Teacher Education Co-Operates with Enterprises and Industires?

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How Teacher Education Finds out the Needs of Enterprises and Industries?

Free photos

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United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD, 2014)

Enhancing Entrepreneurship Education and Skills Development

Prosperity for All

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Obrigada!

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Further Information

Dr. Essi RyyminPrincipal Lecturer

R&D Manager, Global EducationSchool of Professional Teacher Educationhttp://www.hamk.fi/globaleducationrd

[email protected]

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Further Reading

Finnish National Board of Education:

Inspiring and Strengthening the Competence-Based Approach in all VET in Finland - Support Material for Implementation (Guidelines for Education Providers)

Free PDF available:

http://www.oph.fi/download/167400_inspiring_and_strengthening_the_competence-based_approach_in_all_VET_in_finl.pdf