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Reforming Teacher Education to Increase Teacher Competence and Improve Entry to the Profession.
Part 1 of this article discusses changes in Japanese teacher education since 1949, particularly the arrangement and reorganization of teacher education universities and faculties and the establishment of graduate schools of education. Part 2 presents findings from three studies that examine the psyc
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