Session Information
02 SES 13 A, Work-Based Learning: Insights Into EU-Projects And Case Studies
Parallel Paper Session
Contribution
The overall purpose of this study is to explore the experiences adult students in health and social care education in upper secondary school have of encounters during practice. There have been changes in health and social care as well as in education, both in reference to organisation, pedagogy and teaching practice during the last fifteen years. The group of adult students in health and social care vary a lot regarding ethnicity, language, previous educational background and overall experiences. My research work leading to a P.h. D deals with questions concerning existential aspects of the student’s meaning- making in their encounter with practice, how care of themselves and the other takes shape and how the encounter with practice and theory will influence the identity of the students.
Theoretical framework in the study has a phenomenological-hermeneutic approach influenced by the German philosophers Hans George Gadamer, Martin Heidegger and the French philosopher Paul Ricoeur. Experience- based phenomenology, as well as the hermeneutic orientations are used in this study to gain a deeper understanding of the complexity of the student’s experiences with encounters in practice.
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Expected Outcomes
References
Paul Ricoeur Hans- Georg Gadamer Martin Heidegger
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