2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.tate.2013.02.008
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Preparing physical education preservice teachers to design instructionally aligned lessons through constructivist pedagogical practices

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“…On the contrary, inexperienced teachers, for instance, are more influenced by the pre-service training (Van der Berg, 2002), and are more centered on individual lessons than on the global process of planning (Borko et al, 1986). Related to the ini- tial training and experiences in teaching, the concept of the alignment of teachers' instructions with national standards, for instance, is another influential planning factor recently studied (MacPhail, Tannehill, & Karp, 2013;Polikoff, 2013). Other factors that could influence teachers' decisions in the PE planning are positives experiences such as their actual practices of physical activity during their leisure time (Juliusson, Karlsson, & Gärling, 2005), the material and equipment available in the PE department (O'Hara, Reis, Esteves, Bras, & Branco, 2011) or the physical environment around the educational center (Ehlers, Huberty, & Beseler, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the contrary, inexperienced teachers, for instance, are more influenced by the pre-service training (Van der Berg, 2002), and are more centered on individual lessons than on the global process of planning (Borko et al, 1986). Related to the ini- tial training and experiences in teaching, the concept of the alignment of teachers' instructions with national standards, for instance, is another influential planning factor recently studied (MacPhail, Tannehill, & Karp, 2013;Polikoff, 2013). Other factors that could influence teachers' decisions in the PE planning are positives experiences such as their actual practices of physical activity during their leisure time (Juliusson, Karlsson, & Gärling, 2005), the material and equipment available in the PE department (O'Hara, Reis, Esteves, Bras, & Branco, 2011) or the physical environment around the educational center (Ehlers, Huberty, & Beseler, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…is factor was composed of items regarding the in uence of the national curriculum guidelines and recommendations in the teachers' decision-making process when planning PE. e alignment of teachers' instructions with national standards has been considered an important factor regarding planning and intervention by most authors in literature (Chen, 2006;MacPhail et al, 2013). Moreover, Poliko (2013) for instance stated, analyzing a large database of teachers, that instructional alignment is also related to the initial training and experiences in teaching, which were also two important factors included in the CIPEF questionnaire.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Todo lo anterior conlleva a pensar que la EF es una asignatura que enseña "actividad física", cuestión que incluiría entre otros a los deportes. De esta manera los estudiantes deberían saber qué y saber cómo (la comprensión teórica por un lado y la vivencia practica por otro) de las actividades físicas (18)(19)(20)(21)(22)(23)(24)(25).…”
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