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This article examines the influence of a practicum teaching experience on two preservicescience teachers. The research is focused on examining a practicum in a secondaryscience department that actively promotes the teaching and learning of science as inquiry. Weinvestigated the process through which the pre-service science teachers integrated theirpractical knowledge, and examined this in the context of the quantified reformed instructionthey enacted. Using a mixed methods design, we have quantified these pre-service scienceteachers’ practice using the Reformed Teaching Observation Protocol (Piburn et al. 2000), inconcert with a narrative methodology drawn from in-depth interviews. Our analysis of the dataindicates two important conclusions. The first is the importance of a consistently reformedimage of science education being presented and practiced by both science teacher educatorsand cooperating teachers. The second is the recognition that a consistently reformed imagemay not be sufficient, of itself, to challenge pre-service teachers’ views of science education.Pre-service teachers appear to be heavily influenced by their biographies and own scienceeducation. Consequently, it appears the extent to which a pre-service teacher identifiesproblems of teaching and learning, and then works toward possible resolution, influencestheir progress in shaping reformed views of science education.
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