2016
DOI: 10.11114/jets.v4i7.1513
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Pre-service Teachers’ Belief Change and Practical Knowledge Development during the Course of Practicum

Abstract: This study deals with the nature of change processes that pre-service teachers undergo throughout their training in an English Language Teaching programme. It also explores the types of beliefs about learning and teaching that pre-service teachers held before starting the practical phase of the programme and whether and how the practical phase changed their beliefs in nine-month period. Participants included 12 pre-service teachers at a university in Northern Cyprus. Data were collected through semi-structured… Show more

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“…The findings under the category of elaboration and reordering indicated such change. The influence of practicum and real classroom and such potential change observed in this study were also put forth by Debreli (2016) and Tang, Lee & Chun (2012). They also observed how teaching practice reshaped the pre-service teachers" beliefs.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 66%
“…The findings under the category of elaboration and reordering indicated such change. The influence of practicum and real classroom and such potential change observed in this study were also put forth by Debreli (2016) and Tang, Lee & Chun (2012). They also observed how teaching practice reshaped the pre-service teachers" beliefs.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 66%
“…The results showed that student teachers' engagement in teaching practicum seemed to have a higher impact on the development of the beliefs about language learning and teaching. In another study (Debreli, 2016), the researcher explored the nature of change processes that pre-service teachers undergo throughout their training and the type of beliefs about learning and teaching in terms of their experiences in a nine-month period. The result indicated that pre-service teachers confronted with many difficulties when their theoretically gained beliefs were confronted with the practically gained reality.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Estos resultados coinciden con los aportados por Özmen (2012) respecto a la importancia de combinar teoría y práctica, y los de Wong (2010) sobre el papel de las nuevas experiencias de aprendizaje y los cambios de actitud. Debreli (2016), también, destaca la dificultad de los participantes en su estudio para llevar a la práctica los conocimientos teóricos que informaban sus creencias y explica que, una vez advirtieron que los enfoques y técnicas aprendidos no siempre eran eficaces en el contexto real, respondieron de manera flexible, en unos casos, adaptando ese conocimiento a la realidad del aula, mientras que en otros demostraron poca capacidad de reflexión y adaptación, recurriendo a métodos y enfoques más tradicionales fruto, seguramente, de su propia experiencia de aprendizaje anterior. Concluye, por lo tanto, que las creencias iniciales son ajenas a la práctica, es decir, se conforman independientemente de la práctica, y que el conocimiento teórico no es suficiente para resolver situaciones propias del aula que demandan un repertorio amplio de técnicas de enseñanza y capacidad de adaptación.…”
Section: Las Creencias Del Profesorado En Formación Inicialunclassified