Abstract: This paper suggests that Hawkins ' concept of “critical barriers ” can be applied to the experiences of individuals learning to teach. Data are drawn from mid-year interviews and end-of-year personal stories by students in a physics method class in a post-degree preservice teacher education program. Student teachers ' assumptions and expectations are seen as barriers to the intended learning processes of the preservice program. Seven barriers are identified and illustrated. These barriers may be particularly high for science, math and engineering graduates, whose undergraduate programs implicitly reject the value of personal voice and experience. Keywords
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Abstract: This paper addresses the relationship between research on misconceptions (and educational ...
Abstract: Among students and many people in the wider community, physics is perceived as a disciplin...
Abstract: Every student brings to science class their conceptions of the world. Because of students ...
Abstract: During my first years of teaching activity in the University my attention was focused, imp...
There remains a lack of agreement in the field of science education as to whether student misconcep...
Abstract: The problem of students ' low achievement in mathematics has been extensively investi...
Abstract: Change is not an easy concept to be accepted. If change involves someone else's lives...
Abstract: Understanding how misconceptions are formed can make it easier for classroom teachers to h...
The goals of this study were to identify preservice teachers\u27 misconceptions or novice perception...
Abstract: This paper presents an analysis of teaching and learning science concepts in a high school...
Abstract: A considerable consensus has evolved that in coming to understand science, students &apos...
A variety of lenses were used to examine the world of the novice science teacher. A degree of agency...
Determining students’ difficulties has been one of the major concerns in science education. Educator...
This paper develops the idea of "the authority of experience " to explain the unease about...
Abstract: The purpose of this study was to discover whether there is a relationship between self-eff...
Abstract: This paper addresses the relationship between research on misconceptions (and educational ...
Abstract: Among students and many people in the wider community, physics is perceived as a disciplin...
Abstract: Every student brings to science class their conceptions of the world. Because of students ...