Pedagogics, Curriculum Transformation, and the Future of Teachers' Colleges in Zimbabwe.
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Oxford :
Langaa RPCIG,
2025.
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Table of Contents:
- Front cover
- Title page
- Copyright
- Notes on Contributors
- Table of Contents
- 1 Transformation of Pedagogy in Zimbabwe Teachers Colleges: An Introduction
- Introduction
- The ongoing transformation of pedagogy and the future of education in Zimbabwean Teacher Colleges
- References
- 2 Teacher Education Curriculum Transformation Programme in Zimbabwe: Listening to Experiential Voices
- Introduction
- The Roots and Trajectories of Teacher Education in Zimbabwe
- Shortcomings of Conventional Teacher Preparation Programmes
- Innovations in Zimbabwe Teacher Education: A Shift towards Modularisation
- Modularisation and the shifting responsibilities for lecturers in Teachers' Colleges
- Implementation of modularisation in one Teachers College in Zimbabwe
- The Transition from Semester Model to College-wide Modularisation
- Lecturers' adaptability in the era of modular instruction
- Conclusion
- Way Forward
- Recommendations to the University of Zimbabwe
- Recommendations for teacher education institutions
- Recommendations to lecturers
- References
- 3 Navigating the Complexities of Curriculum Transformation: An Analytical Discourse on the Challenges in Zimbabwe Teacher Education
- Introduction
- Background
- Problem postulation
- Theoretical underpinnings
- Review of related literature
- Methodology
- Research Findings
- Main theme 1: Reasons for teacher education curriculum transformation
- Decolonising the curriculum
- The need to align teaching to Education 5.0
- Changing societal and economic needs
- Global changes in teacher education
- Change of learning content and methodology
- Political changes
- Main theme 2: Challenges encountered in curriculum transformation implementation in teacher education in Zimbabwe
- Shortage of resources
- Resistance to change
- Lack of technical support
- Curriculum overload
- Curriculum Implementation fatigue
- Top-to-bottom approaches
- Shortage of staff
- Main theme 3: Possible solutions to the challenges faced in implementing the transformed curriculum
- Production of relevant learning material
- Increased technical support
- In-service training
- Increased motivation for lecturers
- Funding of teacher education curriculum transformation
- Increased staff deployment
- Findings and Discussions
- Conclusion
- Way forward
- References
- 4 Intersecting Educational Psychology and Pedagogical Transformation
- Social Constructivist Theory and Pedagogical Transformation
- Innovative Pedagogical Approaches for Teachers Colleges
- Strategies for Enhancing Pedagogical Transformation
- Re-Skilling Educators for the Changing Educational Landscape
- Technology Training for Educators