A qualitative study was conducted with graduates (in-service teachers) and pre-service teacher candidates from a traditional elementary education program to explore perceptions of the student teaching process and its impact on teaching philosophy and practices. The program graduates and pre-service teachers described their experience as valuable, but believed their knowledge of pedagogy and classroom management to be deficient. The value of the internship process and implications for program improvement are discussed. Theory without practice is dead, and practice without theory is blind. — Ano
Reflection is a mysterious concept to many of the students who enter the pre-service teacher educato...
A pilot study was conducted to determine if a program providing early classroom teaching contacts fo...
Despite best efforts to fully prepare pre-service teachers (PSTs) with the knowledge and skills they...
Teacher education programs are established to create opportunities for preservice teachers to learn ...
Teaching Practice assessment is criticized for not promoting critical reflection and problem-solving...
AbstractTeacher training institutions have a mission of high responsibility to train competitive edu...
Practice teaching for pre-service teachers is a crucial affair before starting their carrier. It is ...
How effective is reflective teaching in increasing the engagement and achievement of pre-service tea...
The teaching practicum plays an important role in the process of introducing pre-service teachers to...
This paper discusses and examines the effectiveness of course assignments designed to promote reflec...
The purpose of this study was to better understand the knowledge and skills related to teaching of m...
Based on research involving interviews and focus groups with teachers and student teachers involved ...
This paper reports on a study into pre-service teachers’ perceptions about their professional ...
Individuals who desire to pursue the teaching profession have two primary paths for preparation: eit...
Doctor of PhilosophyCurriculum and InstructionDebbie K. MercerThis phenomenological study explores t...
Reflection is a mysterious concept to many of the students who enter the pre-service teacher educato...
A pilot study was conducted to determine if a program providing early classroom teaching contacts fo...
Despite best efforts to fully prepare pre-service teachers (PSTs) with the knowledge and skills they...
Teacher education programs are established to create opportunities for preservice teachers to learn ...
Teaching Practice assessment is criticized for not promoting critical reflection and problem-solving...
AbstractTeacher training institutions have a mission of high responsibility to train competitive edu...
Practice teaching for pre-service teachers is a crucial affair before starting their carrier. It is ...
How effective is reflective teaching in increasing the engagement and achievement of pre-service tea...
The teaching practicum plays an important role in the process of introducing pre-service teachers to...
This paper discusses and examines the effectiveness of course assignments designed to promote reflec...
The purpose of this study was to better understand the knowledge and skills related to teaching of m...
Based on research involving interviews and focus groups with teachers and student teachers involved ...
This paper reports on a study into pre-service teachers’ perceptions about their professional ...
Individuals who desire to pursue the teaching profession have two primary paths for preparation: eit...
Doctor of PhilosophyCurriculum and InstructionDebbie K. MercerThis phenomenological study explores t...
Reflection is a mysterious concept to many of the students who enter the pre-service teacher educato...
A pilot study was conducted to determine if a program providing early classroom teaching contacts fo...
Despite best efforts to fully prepare pre-service teachers (PSTs) with the knowledge and skills they...