Sentences with phrase «preservice teacher education courses»

The incorporation of integrated scaffolds for learners was based on a study of three online pedagogical models for integrating GST in preservice teacher education courses (Doering, 2004), which found that learning geography with GST is best accomplished through the use of multiple scaffolds and guidance in a structured problem - solving environment.

Within all of our preservice teacher education courses, we integrate a collection of online curriculum resources we have developed — the Persistent Issues in History Network (PIHNet — http://pihnet.org).

While Twitter chats have the potential to form a cohesive network, beginning in preservice teacher education courses and continuing into professional practice, it is beyond the scope of this study to determine whether the TCs in this study (or whether TCs more generally) continue these practices upon entering the field.

Making and missing connections: Exploring Twitter chats as a learning tool in a preservice teacher education course.

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In teacher preparation programs, if preservice teachers receive any kind of training, it's generally short discussions or readings in their existing education courses (Chamberlin and Chamberlin, 2010).

Both experts taught core teacher education courses containing standards - based reflective assignments in addition to teaching technology integration courses for preservice and in - service teachers.

As cohort coordinator, the first author taught two literacy education courses and supervised field experiences for the preservice teachers in the study.

All of the preservice teachers were enrolled in a special education course, taught by the third author, which included a 30 - hour fieldwork component.

Other studies of preservice teachers» decision making have used the TPACK framework as a basis for understanding their choices when completing design tasks during educational technology courses or during fieldwork experiences in general education classrooms.

We tried to situate RCE in a teacher education program struggling to provide preservice teachers with an optimal mix of theory and practice, connecting what they were learning in pedagogy courses with what they were doing and seeing in schools.

Experiencing designs that reflect learning sciences research within the core courses of preservice teacher education programs is one way to model authentic intersection of technology and learning within the context of learning.

The report notes that many U.S. preservice education programs have teachers continue to take higher math courses, such as calculus, rather than focusing on building pedagogical knowledge of the math they will be teaching.

As part of the project goal, a team of collaborators consisting of VS teachers and consultants, teacher educators, a field experience director, and a field experience supervisor from partner teacher education programs actively participated in discussions to conceptualize new curricula that would help to improve the state of preparedness of preservice teachers for VS. As a result, two new innovations were implemented: (a) virtual seminars on VS incorporated into an existing course in prestudent - teaching experience, and (b) virtual early field experience.

All ProTeach preservice teacher education students are required to develop an electronic portfolio over the course of their study (http://www.coe.ufl.edu/school/portfolio/index.htm).

Supporting this research, VanGunten and Martin (2001) found that the typical 10 - week course in multicultural education only minimally affects preservice teachers» attitudes toward race, class, and gender.

Effective instructional practices in education technology courses are key to ensuring that this approach combining assistive technology with technology knowledge leads to successful learning outcomes for preservice teachers.

Faculty - as - students: Teacher education faculty meaningfully engaged in a preservice technology course.

Although many colleges of education do provide a technology course for preservice teachers (O'Bannon, Matthew, & Thomas, 1998), research suggests that preservice teachers need multiple experiences throughout their teacher education program to learn how technology tools can be used for instruction and learning (Falba et al., 1999; O'Bannon, et.

Preservice teacher education benchmarking a standalone ed tech course in preparation for change.

The case in this instance encompassed the grant situated within the university system of general education courses, teacher preparation courses, and schools that educate and prepare preservice teachers.

The only exception to this is the graduate elementary education program, in which preservice teachers are required to take a graduate level Teaching With Technology course.

Were there differences in preservice secondary education science methods teachers» views of their use of e-readers and e-text after they were required to incorporate them into a lesson plan as part of their methods course?

As part of an undergraduate secondary science methods course, the university faculty member Brian Zoellner guided the preservice secondary education science methods teachers through the open textbook design, showing them flexible book options for adapting and building their own textbooks, as well as exploring options for differentiated instruction.

We began with general demographic questions (e.g., age, gender, and occupation), and a block of 17 questions was used to capture preservice secondary education science methods teachers» descriptions of their personal use of technology and e-readers (e.g., the use of the Internet, smartphones, and e-readers for their university courses and work within secondary classrooms).

We undertook this work to understand better how preservice secondary education science methods teachers viewed and used e-readers and e-text prior to their science methods course and how they viewed this instructional resource after incorporating it into their lesson planning as part of a course project.

To help preservice teachers in our program to be effective in this digital environment, we introduced the use of e-readers and e-text into the science education curriculum in our secondary science methods courses.

The challenges with regard to locating field placements that provide opportunities for rich technology integration experiences for our preservice teachers potentially can be addressed by incorporating more video case modeling activities into our teacher education courses or by developing and sharing additional technology modeling activities with preservice teachers.

The courses had 14 preservice secondary education science methods teachers each, for a total of 28 across two semesters during fall 2012 and 2013.

Through the analysis of survey data, we have a greater understanding of preservice secondary education science methods teachers» preferences toward the technology and their need for technical skill development when creating instructional experiences in the science methods courses.

How did the preservice secondary education science methods teachers in our study view and use e-readers and e-text prior to their methods course?

Although the response of teacher education programs has varied, the most common has been the creation of a core course in multicultural education for preservice teachers.

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Clifford, Friesen, and Lock (2004) and Hughes (2004) argued that effective technology integration in preservice teacher education should be addressed within curriculum and pedagogy units and not as an isolated just - in - case ICT course (Jacobsen, Clifford, & Friesen, 2002) or an add - on unit (Kent, 2004).

Does requiring a technology course in preservice teacher education affect student teacher's technology use in the classroom?