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Iiris Attorps Eva Kellner 《International Journal of Science and Mathematics Education》2017,15(2):313-330
The aim of this article is to describe a design and implementation of a school–university action research project about teaching and learning biology and mathematics in primary school. Nine teachers in grades 1 to 6, in collaboration with two researchers, were using content representation (CoRe) in learning study (LS)-inspired cycle as pedagogical tools when planning, implementing, and reflecting on lessons and pupil learning. By using pre- and post-tests, the teachers acquired knowledge about pupil subject-specific knowledge and learning. Some examples are given on how the tools in the project influenced the teaching practices and pupil learning. This research design brought together university and school practitioners to work collaboratively in a professional learning community, which developed teaching and learning in biology and mathematics. 相似文献
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Earlier reports have shown that prospective teachers' conceptions about teaching science to a high degree are resistant and do not change substantially during the teacher‐training programme. In our investigation we elucidate the prospective teachers' initial conceptions about pupils' understanding of science and mathematics. We applied ‘The Lesson Preparation Method' and used a phenomenographic approach in order to reveal the range of conceptions that the prospective teachers hold. A third of the prospective teachers did not consider pupils' conceptions when planning lessons. The rest of the 32 participants expressed awareness; some of the prospective teachers even referred to subject‐specific teaching experience. Also regarding the prospective teachers' conceptions about pupils' knowledge and beliefs, as well as about pupils' difficulties, there was a significant diversity. By raising these issues about pedagogical content knowledge the prospective teachers' conceptions can be extended and developed during the education. 相似文献
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Every preschool age child in Finland has the right to child care. Well-educated staff consists of all-round experts who work in versatile contexts with various children in a multi-professional collaboration. This staff is one of the strengths of the Finnish child care system. The aim of this article is to clarify the expertise of those early childhood education teachers, who have the competence of kindergarten teachers (n = 80) and discuss how the development of early childhood education teachers’ expertise could be supported in a small country like Finland, and more specifically, in its northernmost part, the province of Lapland. This was a qualitative study. The data consisted of the early educators’ stories of their growth toward expertise. The analysis method was content analysis. Four themes emerged from the analysis of the early educators’ growth toward expertise. According to the informants, education, work experience, personal life history and personal attitudes toward work had been the most influential variables in the process of growth toward their expertise. This research showed that the development of early childhood education teachers’ expertise necessitates new kinds of working methods and measures for educational planning. In addition, there is need for individual development plans as the work has become more and more collegial and it is necessary to expand a notion of individual expertise into the realm of collaborative and socially shared expertise. 相似文献
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我国IT 行业女经理职业脚本研究 总被引：3，自引：0，他引：3
通过深度访谈法和Q分类技术，探讨我国IT行业女经理的职业脚本及其与民族和组织化的关系。结果表明：我国IT行业女经理有两种职业脚本，即乐观脚本和奋斗脚本；IT行业女经理职业发展的一个主要障碍是工作和家庭生活的冲突；女性在管理上取得成功具有可能性；建议创造一个女性友好的化环境。 相似文献
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Eva Kellner Annica Gullberg Iiris Attorps Ingvar Thor��n Roy T?rneberg 《International Journal of Science and Mathematics Education》2011,9(4):843-866
A crucial issue for prospective teachers (PTs) in their education is to develop pedagogical content knowledge (PCK; i.e. how
to make a topic comprehensible to pupils). However, research has shown that PTs may have tacit ideas about teaching that act
as filters preventing consideration of unfamiliar and discrepant ideas. These ideas must be elicited and taken into consideration
in order to be modified. Therefore, PTs’ explicit conceptions may constitute a valuable resource in teacher education. The
aim of this study was to investigate PTs’ ideas about pupils’ difficulties, at a topic-specific level, upon beginning the
teacher education programme. The “Lesson Preparation Method” was used in four case studies to elicit the conceptions of 32
PTs regarding pupils’ difficulties in four specific science and mathematics topics: plant growth, gases, equations and heat
and temperature. In all four topic groups (n = 5 – 11), there was a variety of initial conceptions about pupils’ difficulties, which were categorised into two to five
topic-specific categories. Although, initially, PTs may not have expressed any notions about pupils’ difficulties, conceptions
were elicited by using the Lesson Preparation Method. Furthermore, we found that the initial ideas corresponded with earlier
research on pupils’ difficulties, which could provide a potential resource when creating a scaffolding context in teacher
education programmes where PCK development is stimulated. 相似文献
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