2014
DOI: 10.1111/curi.12042
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Getting a Grip on the Classroom: From Psychological to Phenomenological Curriculum Development in Teacher Education Programs

Abstract: A major field of psychological research in education concerns the relationship between teachers' beliefs and their practices. A contested yet fairly consistent assumption underlying this literature is that the beliefs that teachers hold concerning the educational profession directly and/or indirectly affect their practices in actual classrooms. Because of the assumed causal power of beliefs, teacher education programs should therefore help students clarify their beliefs concerning best practices, which in turn… Show more

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“…Dimensi mental adalah asumsi-asumsi yang terkadang membuat seseorang takut untuk melakukan perubahan. Berbagai asumsi dan ketakutan ini tidak hanya dialami oleh peserta namun juga oleh guru (Garcia & Lewis, 2014;Jonnaert & Therriault, 2013). Penciptaan kondisi lingkungan yang aman dan suportif diharapkan dapat mengatasi berbagai hambatan yang terkait dengan dimensi mental (Kisfalvi & Oliver, 2015;Schmidt, 2018;Wanless, 2016) Melalui proses refleksi, setiap guru juga dimungkinkan untuk dapat saling menyemangati dan memupuk komitmen untuk dapat beradaptasi dengan segala perubahan (Clarkeburn & Kettula, 2012;Kurniawan & Toharudin, 2017;Mulyasa, 2013).…”
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“…Dimensi mental adalah asumsi-asumsi yang terkadang membuat seseorang takut untuk melakukan perubahan. Berbagai asumsi dan ketakutan ini tidak hanya dialami oleh peserta namun juga oleh guru (Garcia & Lewis, 2014;Jonnaert & Therriault, 2013). Penciptaan kondisi lingkungan yang aman dan suportif diharapkan dapat mengatasi berbagai hambatan yang terkait dengan dimensi mental (Kisfalvi & Oliver, 2015;Schmidt, 2018;Wanless, 2016) Melalui proses refleksi, setiap guru juga dimungkinkan untuk dapat saling menyemangati dan memupuk komitmen untuk dapat beradaptasi dengan segala perubahan (Clarkeburn & Kettula, 2012;Kurniawan & Toharudin, 2017;Mulyasa, 2013).…”
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“…The poem, thus, teaches us that moments of profundity are available to teachers if teachers surrender to profound moments as they appear; however, the inclination to prioritize government mandated subject matter outcomes over lived experience sabotages these revelations. When teachers regard textbooks and lesson plans as more real than their own intuition and affect, teachers may be hijacking the flow of their own experience (Garcia & Lewis, 2014;Latta & Field, 2005;Uhrmacher, Moroye, & Conrad, 2016 (Patterson, 2017).…”
Section: "Love In the Classroom" By Al Zolynasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…lection is diverse and even has a specifically critical position such as the study of Garcia and Lewis (2014), who understand the primacy of reflection as a hindrance to the work of a teacher. It remains problematic because in various uses of the term reflection it is often not very clear, what method of reflection is meant (Hebert, 2015) and which level of reflection is discussed (Larrivee, 2006).…”
Section: Confusing Terms Associated With Supportive Teacher-student-rmentioning
confidence: 99%