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endorsement of the contents, which reflect the views only of the authors, and the Commission
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3. Sustainability - the ultimate aim of the
LS4VET model should be that Lesson Study
becomes a sustainable process within the
institution and possibly beyond. Lesson
Study in VET should include aspects of how
this sustainability may be attained among
participants and actors.
The LS4VET Model thus defines the „big ideas”
(Goei et al., 2021) of Lesson Study for VET as
follows:
1. Teachers collaboratively perform
research on challenges and opportunities
in their teaching practice. The essence of
the first big idea in VET is to improve
student learning through teachers’
investigation of new teaching methods and
their collaboration (also with industry) in
the design, implementation, evaluation,
and reflection of research lessons over an
extended period.
2. LS involves combining practical
knowledge and external knowledge in
innovative ways. In a VET context, the
second big idea thus includes establishing
cross-boundary collaboration with
knowledgeable others and/or facilitators
from education and/or the industry to
create better learning opportunities for
students. LS in VET should expand
teachers’ horizons through co-creating VET
education in collaboration with students,
colleagues, industry-partners and other
teams, sectors, educational institutes and
countries.
3. LS is about learning from students’
learning. LS in VET should lead to teacher's
better understanding of their students’
learning and what kind of VET-pedagogy is
effective for students’ learning.
4. LS is a collaborative effort of teachers
with each other and with knowledgeable
others. In a VET context, LS involves
teachers in job-embedded collaboration
and research about theories and methods
of authentic teaching and learning,
wherever possible in collaboration with the
labour market. LS in VET should aim at a
better learning culture and collaborative
professionalism and enable deep
collaboration between teachers and
stakeholders from industry about
challenges and chances they experience in
their teaching practice.
5. LS requires iterative cycles of research
lessons. LS in VET should encourage
teacher learning that is disseminated
across practices, within and across VET-
institutions
The project website
Parallel with working on the model, the
LS4VET partnership developed a dynamic
multilingual portal with a restricted area
(content and file management platform,
internal evaluation tools) for the partners and
with a front-end site for sharing information
about the progress of the project, the events
and results in four European languages.
https://ls4vet.itstudy.hu/
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endorsement of the contents, which reflect the views only of the authors, and the Commission
cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
The LS4VET Model
The LS4VET Model provides a theoretical
framework and guidelines for the adaptation
of Lesson Study. Also, it guides the de-
velopment of the next LS4VET products,
including the curriculum and learning content
for the LS4VET blended course for VET
teachers.
What is Lesson Study?
Lesson Study is a bottom-up approach to
teachers’ continuous professional deve-
lopment based on professional collaboration
and practitioner inquiry. It is a complex
activity initiated and carried out by the
teachers, in which they investigate a
challenge or problem in their daily teaching
practice following certain steps. The essence
of Lesson Study (LS) is for teachers to discover
new, more reflective, and effective ap-
proaches in their work for the improvement
of students’ learning.
Transnational Project Meetings
The aim of the 1st
partner meeting held in
September 2020 was to create a solid basis for
the three years long collaboration aimed at
adapting the Lesson Study approach to the
special features of VET.
The planned venue of the meeting
was Budapest, however, the
LS4VET partnership had to switch
to online video conference be-
cause of the COVID-19 situation.
The 2nd
transnational meeting of
LS4VET project partners was also
held online on 27th
May, via MS
Teams, organized by the IO1
Leader, University of Applied
Sciences Utrecht.
Following the opening words by
Prof. Dr. János Győri on behalf of
the coordinator organization
ELTE, partners responsible for
each IO1 activities presented their
summaries on the surveys and
interviews done among VET schools and
teachers. Then the partners took a step
forward in the development of the LS model
designed to be used in VET. During the second
part of the meeting, the leader of IO2, ITStudy
presented the upcoming tasks related to the
design, implementation and piloting of the
LS4VET training course that is the next
outcome targeted in the project.
Finally, the partners discussed dissemination
activities carried out so far as well as financial
and quality management issues.
4. ls4vet.itstudy.hu
PROJECT BACKGROUND
Teacher collaboration plays a vital role in various elements of
teachers’ work and was found to have a positive impact on teaching
quality and student performance. Lesson Study is a particularly
promising model of teachers’ professional development based on
professional teacher collaboration and focusing on the improvement
of student learning through improving teachers’ methodological skills.
The method, however, only sporadically and not systematically been
applied in VET before. In this project, Lesson Study will be
systematically applied in VET contexts, which is expected to bring
about innovative development in both domains.
AIMS
The LS4VET project aims to adapt the Lesson
Study methodology for the sector of VET in
order to achieve deep and sustainable impact
– that is, improvement of the quality of
education – in VET schools that will apply the
method. Lesson Study has been found to be
particularly effective because:
• it is a bottom-up approach of
development, where professional
development is done not “to” but “by
and with” the teachers,
• it is job-embedded and focuses on
teachers’ real educational contexts in
order to improve student learning
through teachers’ learning of new
teaching methods and changing their
teaching practice,
• it involves deep teacher collaboration
when teachers actively learn through
designing, teaching, evaluating and
researching lessons together over an
extended period of time.
The adaptation of the Lesson Study
methodology to VET will be carried out in a
close collaboration of expert partners
(teacher educators) and VET schools’ teachers
and students. This process will be supported
by formal training (an e-learning course) and
mentoring for VET teachers and trainers to
learn, adapt and pilot the method of Lesson
Study in their own schools.
PROJECT DATA
Title: Teachers’ Collaboration through Lesson Study for Improving the
Quality of Vocational Education and Training
Acronym: LS4VET
Project ID: 2020-1-HU01-KA202-078848
Program: Erasmus+ KA2
Project type: Strategic partnership
Target group: teachers and trainers working in VET schools
Secondary target group: teacher educators and student teachers
Beneficiaries: VET students
Participant countries: Austria, Hungary, Malta, Netherlands
Project start: 1 September 2020
Project end: 31 August 2023
PROJECT PARTNERS
ELTE Eötvös Loránd University Institute of Intercultural Psychology and Education (Hungary) – project coordinator
iTStudy Hungary Educational and Research Centre Ltd. (Hungary)
Neumann János Computer Science Technical School (Hungary)
Pädagogische Hochschule Niederösterreich (Austria)
HTL Wiener Neustadt (Austria) - associated partner
Università ta’ Malta (Malta)
Institute of Tourism Studies (Malta)
University of Applied Sciences Utrecht (The Netherlands)
Stichting Landstede (The Netherlands)