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      On the CUSP of innovation: From CUSP to CUSP2

      Cooper, Bronwen
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      Cooper, B. (2019). On the CUSP of innovation: From CUSP to CUSP2. Presented at the TERI SIG Symposium: Beyond boundaries in teacher education: Promoting collaboration & partnership, Symposium held at the University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia.
      Permanent Research Commons link: https://hdl.handle.net/10289/13053
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      The Collaborative University-School Partnership project (CUSP) documents the experiences of a New Zealand university and seven schools as they collaborated on the development and introduction of a reframed practicum programme in the first year of a three-year undergraduate primary initial teacher education (ITE) programme. The CUSP programme was designed to enhance teacher, university lecturer, and student-teacher experience of the school-based components of the ITE programme by weaving the university and school-based components into a more coherent and seamless whole to which each community contributed and benefited. In the co-constructed and reconceptualised school-based programme, lecturers and teachers became jointly responsible for student-teacher development.
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      2019
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