Exploring Mathematics Teacher Educator Questioning as a Relational Practice: Acknowledging Imbalances

Kastberg, Signe E.; Lischka, Alyson E.; Hillman, Susan L.

doi:10.1080/17425964.2018.1541278

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“…Moreover, while teaching practice can provide significant learning experiences, it can be for pre-service teachers also a very emotional and challenging experience (Yuan & Lee, 2016). Supervisors' feedback has been acknowledged as particularly meaningful for how pre-service teachers' experience their teaching practice, what they learn from the experience and how it impacts the process of becoming a teacher (Buhagiar, 2013;Clark & Byrnes, 2012;Cohen et al, 2013;Hastings, 2008;Hastings & Squires, 2002;Hudson, 2014;Kastberg et al, 2019). The feedback has the power to shape pre-service teachers' beliefs and practices of teaching and learning, how they see themselves as teachers (Lutovac et al, 2015).…”

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Fixed mindset as a challenge in teaching practice: A pre-service teacher’s experiences of received feedback

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Teaching practice is a critical component in teacher education, and better understanding of how pre-service teachers experience and interpret the feedback received in this setting is needed to understand teacher development in initial teacher education. Arguably, the mindset theory can help explain pre-service teachers’ responses to and reception of feedback. This narrative study examines one pre-service mathematics and science teacher’s experiences of received feedback from her supervisors during teaching practice and discusses the impact of her mindset on her reception of feedback. Esteri displayed a so-called fixed mindset regarding her qualities as a teacher and towards the feedback received, which greatly hindered her reception of the feedback. Interestingly, we observed characteristics of fixed mindset also in the feedback given by her supervisors. We discuss the challenges that fixed mindset poses for feedback practices, and what narrated experiences of feedback can teach us about supporting teacher development of future teachers in teaching practice.

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