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《Quest (Human Kinetics)》2012,64(4):398-415
ABSTRACTPhysical education teacher education programs have a responsibility to prepare preservice teachers in the technical aspects of teaching while also preparing them for the sociopolitical realities of teaching a marginalized subject. There is also a need for inservice teachers to engage in continuing professional development related to socialization and school sociopolitics to build upon lessons learned during initial teacher education. In the United States, one such professional development opportunity is reflected in master’s degree programs. These programs are typically guided by the National Association for Sport and Physical Education advanced standards for physical education teacher education. However, these standards do not currently have any reference to socialization or sociopolitical learning. The purpose of this article is to propose that an additional standard focusing on sociopolitical skills and teacher socialization be added to the National Association for Sport and Physical Education advanced standards for U.S.-based post-licensure master’s degree programs. 相似文献
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Bonnie J. Brunkhorst 《科学教学研究杂志》1992,29(6):571-583
Recent efforts of the National Association for Research in Science Teaching (NARST) and the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) have encouraged collaborative “research partnerships” between university researchers and classroom science teachers. This research partners study, begun in 1987, examined student outcomes and teacher characteristics in middle/junior high exemplary programs identified by the NSTA's Search for Excellence in Science Education (SESE). A second year of the study has been completed involving SESE program teachers with similar instructional profiles. Using Iowa Test of Basic Skills and National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) items, key teachers in those SESE programs examined their seventh- and eighth-grade student outcomes in three domains: (a) knowledge, (b) attitudes, and (c) applications/connections. Results were compared with national populations. A similar study was conducted during the second year, involving teachers from the first year and additional teachers with instructional practice profiles similar to those in SESE programs. Teachers were surveyed using a questionnaire from the Report of the 1977 National Survey of Science, Mathematics and Social Studies Education Teachers (Weiss, 1978a) and supplemental questions (Bonnstetter, 1985). This study found that in exemplary middle/junior high programs: (a) as a group, students achieve high scores in science knowledge and maintain or develop positive attitudes toward science; and (b) students need opportunities to make connections between what they learn in science and personal responsibility. 相似文献
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Dr Tim Hardy Ms Margaret Bearlin Dr Valda Kirkwood 《Research in Science Education》1990,20(1):142-151
The aim of the Primary and Early Childhood Science and Technology Education Project (PECSTEP) is to improve teaching and learning
in science and technology of by increasing the number of early childhood and primary teachers who are effective educators.
PECSTEP is based on an interactive model of teaching and systematically links work on gender with the learning and teaching
of science and technology. The project involves: a year-long inservice program which includes the development of a science
curriculum unit by teachers in their schools; linking of the preservice and inservice programs; and the development of support
networks for teachers. Each phase of PECSTEP has been researched by means of surveys, interviews and the use of diaries. Research
questions have focussed particularly on changes in: teachers’ and student teachers’ attitudes to teaching science and technology;
their perceptions of science and technology; their perceptions of their students’ responses and their understandings of how
gender relates to these areas.
Specializations: primary science curriculum, science teacher education, sociology of science, technology and education.
Specializations: gender and science/science teacher education, feminist theory, curriculum theory.
Specializations: Science education research, curriculum development. 相似文献
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Margaret Bearlin 《Research in Science Education》1990,20(1):21-30
Female teachers predominate in primary schools, and tend both to have more negative perceptions of their teaching skills in
the physical sciences than males, and to expect girls to perform less well in these areas than boys, with likely serious consequences
for girls. In this context the WASTE (Women and Science Teacher Education) Project sought to identify characteristics for
teacher education programs which, in the opinion of their conveners, were productive in changing the attitude toward the teaching
of science, or in changing the actual mode of teaching science, of women preservice and practising teachers. This paper reports
the findings of the WASTE Project which surveyed the conveners of pre- and inservice programs and outlined the three models
of exemplary practice used to classify responses:subject-centred, learner-centred andknowledge and person-centred. These models were based largely on differing explanations given for attitude change and on implicit concepts of knowledge,
persons, and teaching and learning, and on the importance attributed to gender as a variable. Secondly, it shows how the Primary
and Early Childhood Science and Technology Education Project, a gender-sensitive action-research project, was built on these
findings. Finally, using these models, it offers a critique of the gender perspective of the Discipline Review of Teacher
Education (DEET, 1989).
Specializations: gender and science/science teacher education, feminist theory, curriculum theory. 相似文献
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This study assessed the effectiveness of one science teacher education program designed to be a model program. The study provided evidence that preservice science teacher education can have a very positive effect on the development of preservice science teachers into effective practicing teachers. Thirty program graduates completed a pilot version of the 1985 National Survey of Science and Mathematics Education providing information on course objectives, teaching strategies, equipment use, time allocation, and textbook use. The responses of program graduates were compared to the responses of a select national sample of teachers. All teachers in the comparison group were from programs in the Search for Excellence in Science Education, Presidential Award winners, recognized as outstanding state science teachers, employed as department chairs, or actively involved in the development of science curriculum. Analysis of the responses indicated that both program graduates and comparison group teachers had similar course objectives and teaching strategies, used materials and equipment a similar amount of time, and allocated class time in similar ways. In another component of the study, students of 37 program graduates completed a questionnaire that assessed their attitudes toward science teachers, science classes, and the study of science. Analysis of attitudinal data from their 2871 students indicated that students of program graduates generally had positive attitudes. For instance, 89% of the students perceived their science teacher as asking questions and 80% perceived their science teacher as letting them ask questions. In general, the data are in stark contrast to the images obtained from National Assessment efforts. 相似文献
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For educational technology integration in content disciplines to succeed, teachers and teacher educators need clear standards delineating why, how, where, and how much educational technology they should include in their teaching. This paper examines the visions offered by current science, mathematics, and educational technology standards for educational technology integration in K-12 schools. Since national assessments exert a profound influence on what teachers and students choose to teach and learn, the vision of educational technology use supported by national assessments is also examined. The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Standards (NCTM, 2000. Principles and Standards for School Mathematics. Retrieved April 6, 2002 from http://standards.nctm.org), the National Science Education Standards (National Research Council (NRC) 1996. National Science Education Standards. Available at http://books.nap.edu/catalog/4962.html), and the National Educational Technology Standards (International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) 2000. National Educational Technology Standards for Students: Connecting Curriculum and Technology, ISTE, Eugene, Oregon) provide different visions of educational technology use in the classroom. In addition, the current technology use policies for national assessments in science and mathematics, in particular the college admission tests (ACT, SAT I and SAT II subject area tests), Advanced Placement (AP) course assessments, and the Praxis Series assessments indicate that while mathematics assessments often recommend or require the use of educational technology, few science assessments permit the use of educational technology by students. Recommendations are offered for science educators regarding teacher preparation for the technology-rich classrooms of the future. 相似文献
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MS Yvonne Zeegers 《Research in Science Education》1994,24(1):358-365
Research into teacher inservice in primary science generally focuses on evaluating the objectives of each program in terms
of the immediate outcomes. Little research appears to have been conducted into the long term effects of interactive inservice
programs on the classroom practice of the participants. During 1993 the long term effects of participation in the Primary
Science/Technology Project (Sci-Tec), as perceived by the teacher participants, were investigated. Focus teachers who had
participated in Sci-Tec between 1988–1991 were asked to provide information about their current science teaching practice,
and about the influence that Sci-Tec had had on their current practice. Six of these teachers were then interviewed to determine
which specific aspects of the project they believed had most influenced the development of their current classroom practice
in teaching science.
Specializations: inservice and preservice in primary science and technology. 相似文献
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Mangrubang FR 《American annals of the deaf》2005,150(1):42-46
Science teachers are leaving their profession. They feel overwhelmed by the expectations and scope of the job and isolated and unsupported in their classrooms. They also feel that expectations are unclear. The statistics on turnover among new teachers are startling. School administrators, science teacher leaders, and teacher education programs can do much more to promote better preparation of science teachers and to recruit new teachers into science teaching. In particular, the author focuses on relevant research and on recommendations for educational researchers and policymakers interested in improving and retaining qualified science teachers in classrooms. 相似文献
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Rita Hagevik William Veal Erica M. Brownstein Elizabeth Allan Cathy Ezrailson Joseph Shane 《Journal of Science Teacher Education》2010,21(1):7-12
The 2003 National Science Teachers Association Standards for Science Teacher Preparation (NSTA-SSTP) were developed to provide guidelines and expectations for science teacher preparation programs. This article
is the fourth in a special JSTE series on accreditation written to assist science teacher educators in meeting the NSTA-SSTP. In this article, the authors discuss pedagogical content knowledge and how this is expressed in the NSTA-SSTP. Included are competencies and examples needed for a science teacher preparation program to document developing pedagogical
content knowledge in preservice science teachers. 相似文献
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Chun‐Yen Chang Yueh‐Hsia Chang Fang‐Ying Yang 《International Journal of Science Education》2013,35(17):2315-2334
The educational reform movement since the 1990s has led the secondary earth science curriculum in Taiwan into a stage of reshaping. The present study investigated secondary earth science teachers' perceptions on the Goals of Earth Science Education (GESE). The GESE should express the statements of philosophy and purpose toward which educators direct their attention, and provide the visions or broad aims that earth science education is designed to achieve. Based on this rationale, the purpose of this study was to explore teachers' perceptions on the GESE at secondary school level (Grades 7–12) in Taiwan. A national survey of 1,000 earth science teachers was conducted in May 2004, with a response rate of 70.2%. The results revealed that ‘Students acquire basic earth science concepts’ is the most important GESE both in teachers' preferred goal and their actual teaching practice in the secondary earth science education; that there is a major gap between teachers' preferred and actual GESE in terms of ‘Preparing students for the entrance examinations’; and that the differences between teachers' preferred and actual GESE are contingent on the teachers' age, the school size, and the teacher education background of teachers. 相似文献
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Elizabeth Allan Joseph Shane Erica M. Brownstein Cathy Ezrailson Rita Hagevik William Veal 《Journal of Science Teacher Education》2009,20(6):495-500
Standard 9 of the National Science Teachers Association Standards for Science Teacher Preparation is designed to ensure that science teacher preparation programs provide preservice science teachers with the knowledge and
skills to understand and successfully engage students in a safe and ethical manner. This standard contains four components
describing science teachers’ legal and ethical responsibilities, appropriate use of instructional materials (chemicals in
particular), emergency procedures and safety equipment, and guidelines for proper use of living organisms in the classroom.
In this article, we describe the requirements of Standard 9 and provide guidance on assessments that can be used to present
evidence for preservice teachers’ competence in each of the four components. 相似文献
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Larry L. Kimble Robert E. Yager Stuart O. Yager 《Journal of Science Teacher Education》2006,17(3):309-322
Lead teachers were a major part of a staff-development program first offered in 1983 for science teachers in Iowa. Later,
the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) reform project called Scope, Sequence, and Coordination (SS&C) involved 20
school districts and worked annually with new teachers involved during the 7-year funding period, 1990–1997. Eight lead teachers,
who provided assistance to staff teams, were studied in 1998 and 2000 to determine how their teaching practices changed during
the 3 years following funding. The results indicated that the eight teachers have continued to grow in terms of constructivist
strategies beyond the funding period and in ways illustrating that the kind of teaching advocated by the National Science
Education Standards (National Research Council, 1996). 相似文献
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Mr. Peter Aubusson Associate Professor Joe Relich Mr. Dan Wotherspoon 《Research in Science Education》1991,21(1):10-19
About 100 science teachers in the Sydney Metropolitan West Region were surveyed to determine their professional development
needs and the ways in which these needs could be met. The findings provide a ranking of science teacher perceived professional
development needs, a list of possible incentives to motivate science teachers to complete inservice programs (in priority
order) and an indication of the preferred modes of presentation to meet professional development needs. In general, science
teachers stated a preference for professional development related to modern trends in science education directly related to
classroom practice. In contrast to recommendations from DEET, science teachers indicated a preference for traditional models
of inservice. Data related to preferred mode of inservice indicated significant gender differences.
Specializations: science teacher professional development.
Specializations: educational psychology and research design.
Specialization: constructivist approaches in science education. 相似文献
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Science literacy for all is the central goal of science education reforms, and there is a growing importance of the language arts in science. Furthermore, there are strong calls for teacher professionalism and self-directed professional learning that involve evidence-based best practices. This raises questions about whether science teaching journals?? recommendations are anchored to high-quality evidence. We found that (a) most National Science Teacher Association journals?? science literacy recommendations have weak or no evidence base and (b) those with evidence reference teaching journals, teacher resource books, and literacy education more often than science education research. We concluded that all participants in the knowledge production cycle and transfer process??authors, editors, and reviewers??need to encourage evidence-based practices anchored to ongoing reforms and to literacy and science education research. 相似文献
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Jeongho Cha Sukjin Kang Lawrence C. Scharmann 《International Journal of Science Education》2013,35(10):1269-1289
In this study, we investigated the perceived professional needs of Korean science teachers majoring in chemical education, and examined their preferences for online and on‐site inservice teacher training programmes. The results were also compared with those of preservice teachers. Participants were 120 secondary school teachers and 67 preservice teachers, whose majors were either chemical education or science education with emphasis in chemistry. A questionnaire consisting of a modified Science Teacher Inventory of Need and a section concerning respondents’ demographic information and their use of the Internet was administered. In contrast to previous studies, the perceived needs of Korean inservice and preservice teachers were found to be very strong in all 30 needs assessment items, and their prominent needs were from all seven categories. Preservice teachers indicated significantly greater needs than inservice teachers on several items. Korean teachers generally tended to prefer online inservice to traditional on‐site training programmes, although they still preferred on‐site types of programmes in areas such as conducting laboratory sessions and demonstrating manipulative skills. Preferences for online programmes tended to be stronger among preservice teachers than inservice teachers, and among non‐veteran teachers than in veteran teachers. Educational implications are discussed. 相似文献
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Seventy-five science teachers from schools across Australia were interviewed in 1991 as part of the Science Education Professional Development Project (SEPD), a Department of Employment, Education and Training (DEET) funded Project of National Significance with a brief to develop a strategy to enhance the professional development of science teachers. At the time of interviewing there was considerable discussion about the implementation of a new classification, the Advanced Skilled Teacher. A major purpose of this Award Restructuring was to offer a career path for classroom teachers. In order to retain good science teachers and to encourage them to continue in the important role of classroom teaching it is crucial to understand and to meet their professional development needs. But what does it mean to develop and grow as a science teacher? What constitutes quality professional development? What do science teachers expect from professional development activities? This paper explores science teachers' expectations in relation to professional development and examines the implications for policy. 相似文献
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Lawrence Ingvarson 《Research in Science Education》1992,22(1):204-213
The Science Education Professional Development (SEPD) Project was commissioned by the Commonwealth Department of Employment,
Education and Training (DEET) as part of its Projects of National Significance Program. Its brief was to develop a national
strategy for enhancing the professional development of science teachers. This paper summarises one component of the Project's
work, an exploration of the feasibility of establishing professional standards or expectations for teachers of science. The
aim was to give clearer purpose and direction to professional development planning and to provide a more valid basis for evaluating
science teachers for career development.
Specializations: Teachers' work and policy, teacher development, educational evaluation, teacher evaluation, research on teaching. 相似文献