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Teacher Education in Zimbabwe

Theory and Practice

by Cuthbert Majoni (Volume editor)
©2027 Edited Collection X, 241 Pages

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Summary

Teacher Education in Zimbabwe: Theory and Practice explores the foundational, theoretical, and practical dimensions of teacher education within the Zimbabwean context. This book brings together contributions from scholars and practitioners to provide a holistic understanding of how teachers are prepared and developed to meet the evolving demands and technology of the education system. The chapters in this book describe and discuss the philosophical and theoretical frameworks that shape teacher education; the history of teacher education in Zimbabwe provides valuable context for understanding modern principles guiding teacher preparation and practice. This book is an essential resource for student teachers, scholars, and policymakers, deepening understanding of and contributing to the broader conservations about quality, relevance, and innovation in teacher development across Africa.

Details

Pages
X, 241
Publication Year
2027
ISBN (Softcover)
9783034360814
Language
English
Keywords
Teacher Education Teaching philosophy Education theory History of teacher education Models of teacher development Professional development Inclusivity Classroom practice Policymaking Teacher training Teaching preparation Pedagogy Technology ICT
Published
New York - Berlin - Bruxelles - Chennai - Lausanne - Oxford, 241 pp., X pp., 3 tables
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Biographical notes

Cuthbert Majoni (Volume editor)

Cuthbert Majoni (Ph.D, M.Ed) is Associate Professor in Educational Management, and Regional Director of Mashonaland Central Campus, at Zimbabwe Open University. Professor Majoni is widely published, has served as a reviewer, and an external examiner for several universities in South Africa. Research interests include leadership education, management of education, open and distance learning, and teacher education.

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