1999
DOI: 10.1002/(sici)1098-237x(199905)83:3<247::aid-sce1>3.0.co;2-c
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Educating prospective teachers of biology: Introduction and research methods

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“…Qualitative data acknowledges that teachers construct much of what they learn and understand as a result of their professional experience [40]. Adding a qualitative dimension to CBAM as it was originally designed by its developers, provided a more powerful model for supporting educational change due to its ability to focus researchers and supervisors on individual teachers, on whether the innovation was being used in the classroom, and what the innovation looked like when implemented in classrooms.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Qualitative data acknowledges that teachers construct much of what they learn and understand as a result of their professional experience [40]. Adding a qualitative dimension to CBAM as it was originally designed by its developers, provided a more powerful model for supporting educational change due to its ability to focus researchers and supervisors on individual teachers, on whether the innovation was being used in the classroom, and what the innovation looked like when implemented in classrooms.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Es decir, es el profesorado el que tiene que operativizar las sugerencias del currículo y transformarlas en realidades. Hewson et al (1999) consideran que las propuestas sobre la enseñanza que se hacen desde posturas constructivistas son aplicables al profesorado en formación, de la misma manera que lo son para el alumnado de ciencias. Es decir, los enfoques que se adopten en la formación del profesorado tendrán influencia en su concepción sobre la enseñanza.…”
Section: El Contexto De La Formación Del Profesoradounclassified
“…Lo que piensa y cree el profesorado sobre la enseñanza y el aprendizaje de las ciencias es considerado por numerosos autores como un factor de influencia fundamental en su práctica docente (Pajares, 1992;Mellado, 1998;Hewson et al, 1999;Porlán y Martín del Pozo, 2006;Porlán et al, 2010). Para Pajares (1992), dichas creencias tienen una función adaptativa que ayuda a los individuos a entender y a definir el contexto y el papel que cada uno de los protagonistas representan en él.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…Aguirre et al (1990) explored the views of students entering a secondary science teacher education program using a questionnaire with open-ended questions and concluded that holding a "'discovery' view of science" may dispose student teachers towards a "'knowledge intake' view of learning" and a transmissive approach to teaching (p. 389). Hewson and colleagues also explored pre-service biology teachers' views during a teacher education program (Hewson et al 1999a, b) but employed a more extensive range of qualitative investigations, including interviews about conceptions of science teaching (Hewson and Hewson 1989). They found that at the time of entering the program, these prospective teachers had "positivist" views of science knowledge and transmissive teaching views (Hewson et al 1999b, p. 379), with most believing that "true knowledge exists, that it is independent of individuals, and that it can be transmitted or passed on to another person by using good explanations and demonstrations of scientific principles" (p. 378).…”
Section: Teachers' Views About Sciencementioning
confidence: 99%