2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.tate.2018.12.011
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Reconstructing choice, reason and disposition in teachers’ practical theories of teaching (PTs)

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“…Both pre-service teachers also demonstrated more sensitivity to the same or related issue in the second practicum, such as Maggie's alertness to passive learning and Winnie's alertness to the students' needs. This was in line with the claim that dispositions included the habits of mind (Schussler et al, 2010;Tiilikainen et al, 2019).…”
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“…Both pre-service teachers also demonstrated more sensitivity to the same or related issue in the second practicum, such as Maggie's alertness to passive learning and Winnie's alertness to the students' needs. This was in line with the claim that dispositions included the habits of mind (Schussler et al, 2010;Tiilikainen et al, 2019).…”
Section: The Change Of Teachers' Dispositions Over Their Professional...supporting
confidence: 87%
“…Winnie’s agency changed from using probing questions to using peer support and was further enhanced in the second practicum with self-created teaching resources based on her sensitivity to students’ learning needs. This echoed that teachers’ agency is closely intertwined with their sensitivity and alertness to students and context (Tiilikainen et al, 2019) and driven towards some deliberate outcomes (Carroll, 2012; Tiilikainen et al, 2019). Both pre-service teachers’ agentic actions in the second practicum were more goal-oriented and more transformative in changing the students’ manner of learning.…”
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“…Previous research on pedagogical reasoning has particularly focused on the role of teachers' individual experience-based knowledge and beliefs (Cornett, Yeotis, & Terwilliger, 1990;Kettle & Sellars, 1996;Levin & He, 2008;Levin, He, & Allen, 2013;Tiilikainen, Toom, Lepola, & Husu, 2019). Less is known about the use of content-related knowledge, such as CK and PCK, during pedagogical reasoning.…”
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confidence: 99%