The chapter resents the internship and the importance of supporting this kind of situated and embedded learning experience for students and how it can generate awareness about their future professional choices. The paper addresses several critical issues relating to the organization of internships at universities, dealing above all with ‘curricular’ internships, i.e., those apprenticeship experiences included as mandatory in university courses. Starting from the idea of ‘informal learning’, the paper shows the strong connection between new workplace needs and the potentiality of pedagogical and reflective approaches in designing internship experiences.
Melacarne, C. (2018). Supporting Informal Learning in Higher Education Internships. In M.F. V. Boffo (a cura di), Employability & Competences. Innovative Curricula for New Professions (pp. 51-64). Firenze : Firenze University Press.
Supporting Informal Learning in Higher Education Internships
Claudio Melacarne
2018-01-01
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The chapter resents the internship and the importance of supporting this kind of situated and embedded learning experience for students and how it can generate awareness about their future professional choices. The paper addresses several critical issues relating to the organization of internships at universities, dealing above all with ‘curricular’ internships, i.e., those apprenticeship experiences included as mandatory in university courses. Starting from the idea of ‘informal learning’, the paper shows the strong connection between new workplace needs and the potentiality of pedagogical and reflective approaches in designing internship experiences.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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