A number of potential entrants to teacher training in secondary science are deterred due to lack of breadth and depth in subject knowledge. This article outlines two Teacher Training Agency (TTA) sponsored approaches to enhancing the subject knowledge of trainee teachers during and prior to their formal training period
notes: Published online 14 Dec 2010publication-status: Publishedtypes: ArticleNewly qualified teache...
The teaching and learning of science in many schools follows traditional lines, which has lead to ma...
This study took place within an environment of educational change in teaching and assessment in the ...
Subject knowledge enhancement (SKE) is considered an essential part of initial teacher training (ITT...
Each year in England about 6,000 trainee teachers qualify by undertaking an employment-based initial...
A recent Government response to shortages of new physics and chemistry teachers is the extended subj...
Subject knowledge enhancement (SKE) is considered an essential part of initial teacher training (ITT...
The presentation focuses on the ways in which preservice primary teachers (training to teach childre...
Inadequate supply of new secondary school physics teachers in England is a widely reported concern. ...
In recognizing that new teachers often feel disempowered by the subject expertise they bring into te...
1. The presenters outlined the subject knowledge enhancement courses at the University of Cumbria - ...
During extended subject knowledge enhancement (SKE) courses, graduates without chemistry or physics ...
Subject knowledge enhancement (SKE) courses are one option open to graduates with a science backgrou...
The landscape of teacher education is undergoing significant change in many countries and this is of...
Science teaching quality, a shortage of specialists and retention of science teachers have been long...
notes: Published online 14 Dec 2010publication-status: Publishedtypes: ArticleNewly qualified teache...
The teaching and learning of science in many schools follows traditional lines, which has lead to ma...
This study took place within an environment of educational change in teaching and assessment in the ...
Subject knowledge enhancement (SKE) is considered an essential part of initial teacher training (ITT...
Each year in England about 6,000 trainee teachers qualify by undertaking an employment-based initial...
A recent Government response to shortages of new physics and chemistry teachers is the extended subj...
Subject knowledge enhancement (SKE) is considered an essential part of initial teacher training (ITT...
The presentation focuses on the ways in which preservice primary teachers (training to teach childre...
Inadequate supply of new secondary school physics teachers in England is a widely reported concern. ...
In recognizing that new teachers often feel disempowered by the subject expertise they bring into te...
1. The presenters outlined the subject knowledge enhancement courses at the University of Cumbria - ...
During extended subject knowledge enhancement (SKE) courses, graduates without chemistry or physics ...
Subject knowledge enhancement (SKE) courses are one option open to graduates with a science backgrou...
The landscape of teacher education is undergoing significant change in many countries and this is of...
Science teaching quality, a shortage of specialists and retention of science teachers have been long...
notes: Published online 14 Dec 2010publication-status: Publishedtypes: ArticleNewly qualified teache...
The teaching and learning of science in many schools follows traditional lines, which has lead to ma...
This study took place within an environment of educational change in teaching and assessment in the ...