Not exact matches
After viewing each
video clip students in the
coding condition typed their
observations related to incidents of classroom behavior and student questioning onto an online form (Google Forms) that collected the data (see Figure 2).
Our primary treatment consisted of the
video annotation with expert feedback method (
coding) that included teacher education students writing their
video - based
observations before being shown the experts»
observations.
After interacting with the first set of
video clips, the
coding group's reported confidence in matching the experts»
observations on the next set of
video clips fell to a mean of 2.59.
The three experienced teacher - educators (experts) who
coded the trigger
videos also completed the written classroom
observation test, and their responses were used to establish a scoring rubric.
Longer
video segments could have been used in the guided
video viewing activity since expert
observations were constantly available and referenced to a visible time -
code on the
video so the viewer could watch the
video and check the experts»
observations without interrupting the
video playback.
On a written classroom
observation posttest, the
video viewing group performed better than the
video coding group and significantly better than a no -
video control group.
Day 1: 5 Dimensions of Teaching and Learning; 5D + Teacher Evaluation Rubric examples, Rater reliability protocol; Scripting and
coding practices; Identifying evidence connected to 5D dimensions and 5D + indicators using
video observations.
The second approach of guided
video viewing involved preservice teachers reading experts» written
observations while viewing the same
video clips used in
video coding but not writing their own
observations.
The novices then compared their
observations to those of the experts before viewing and
coding the next
video clip.
The first approach of
video coding, based on qualitative research methods, required preservice teachers to write their own
observations when viewing short
video clips before being shown the
observations written by experts who had viewed the same clips.
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