The peer groups bridging the disciplines and social contexts at higher education
Piirainen, A. (2014). The peer groups bridging the disciplines and social contexts at higher education. In B. Käpplinger, N. Lichte, E. Haberzeth, & C. Kulmus (Eds.), Changing Configurations of Adult Education in Transitional Times – Conference Proceedings (pp. 473-484). European Society for Research on the Education Adults. http://edoc.hu-berlin.de/oa/books/rejEAjEFWlyvs/PDF/21lTOJmgrcsMM.pdf
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© The Author. This is a final draft versio of an article whose final and definitive form has been published in the conference proceedings by European Society for Research on the Education Adults in collaboration with Humboldt University.
The aim of the study is to promote understanding of peer groups meanings from the students’
point of view. The research task is to find out teacher students’ conceptions of the andracogical
peer groups in the health science teacher studies at university. Teacher students’ peer groups are
based on andracogically formed principles. The participants are (65) health science teacher
students, who have started in 2009-2012. The data (578 written pages) was gathered by using
essay writing in the end of their one year teacher studies and analysed by a phenomenographic
method. The results are three hierarchical categories of peer groups meanings description 1)
Value of otherness in participation the peer group 2) Otherness in peer group as mirror to
personal teaching; 3) Community as the basis for a high-quality education. The results of the
study indicate how and why teacher student’s peer group is significant in andracogical teacher
education.
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European Society for Research on the Education AdultsEmojulkaisun ISBN
978-3-86004-297-7Konferenssi
European Research ConfrerenceKuuluu julkaisuun
Changing Configurations of Adult Education in Transitional Times – Conference Proceedings
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http://edoc.hu-berlin.de/oa/books/rejEAjEFWlyvs/PDF/21lTOJmgrcsMM.pdfJulkaisu tutkimustietojärjestelmässä
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