The Blue Artery: an innovative and creative project in secondary teacher training – or when the banks of the Rhône serve as a teaching environment
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https://doi.org/10.24452/sjer.46.3.3Keywords:
innovation, creativity, teacher training, human and social sciences, environmentAbstract
An innovative, interdisciplinary training programme for future secondary school teachers was designed around a cultural project on the development of the Rhône in Valais (Switzerland). It resulted in the design of an interdisciplinary artistic and educational itinerant device in which teaching and learning are seen as "creactors", focusing on creativity and citizenship. Here we examine the strengths and limitations of this innovative approach to teacher training and the transformation of teaching practices in the Human Sciences.
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2024-12-10
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Terzidis, A. and Hendrikx, M.-F. (2024) “The Blue Artery: an innovative and creative project in secondary teacher training – or when the banks of the Rhône serve as a teaching environment”, Swiss Journal of Educational Research, 46(3), pp. 167–183. doi:10.24452/sjer.46.3.3.