Professionalism and evidence-based practice

Palle Rasmussen*

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    Abstract

    The idea of evidence- based practice is influential in public welfare services, including education. The idea is controversial, however, not least because it involves a poten tial redefinition of the relation ship between knowledge, authority and professionalism. This is discussed based on a study of evidence- based methods in Danish pre-school education and care. The management sees the use of these methods as strengthening pre- school teacher professionalism, but the actual practices in the day-careinstitutions are ambiguous. In some cases, using the methods becomes an end in itself and tends to displace important educational objectives. In other cases, the methods are reflectively adjusted to a given context. Used in this way only, evid ence-based practice and methodology is a valuable resource for professional practice in education. From such a perspective, at least some types of research based education are important.
    OriginalsprogEngelsk
    TitelFrom Vocational to Professional Education : Educating for social welfare
    RedaktørerJens-Christian Smeby, Molly Sutphen
    Antal sider13
    ForlagRoutledge
    Publikationsdato27 nov. 2014
    Sider124-136
    Kapitel8
    ISBN (Trykt)978-1-138-79744-4
    ISBN (Elektronisk)978-1-315-75713-1
    DOI
    StatusUdgivet - 27 nov. 2014
    NavnRoutledge Research in Higher Education

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