Knowing what matters: Short introductory texts support pre-service teachers' professional vision of tutoring interactions

M. Martin*, M. Farrell, T. Seidel, W. Riess, K.D. Konings, J.J.G. van Merrideboer, A. Renkl

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Abstract

Applying professional-vision skills to classroom situations depends on knowledge about what matters in these situations. In an experiment with 85 biology pre-service teachers, we investigated a 90-min intervention combining both acquisition and application of knowledge about tutoring. The interven-tion started with an introductory text, followed by classroom video examples. Students who read a text on concrete tutoring strategies made more references to pedagogical concepts in their analyses than students who read about generic video observational guidelines. We conclude that combining a short, focused theoretical introduction and video analysis is a promising method to broadly anchor professional-vision training within teacher education.(c) 2023 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Original languageEnglish
Article number104014
Number of pages13
JournalTeaching and Teacher Education
Volume124
Issue number1
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 1 Apr 2023

Keywords

  • Professional Vision
  • Teacher education
  • Video analysis
  • Professional knowledge
  • COGNITIVE LOAD
  • CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT
  • LEARNING-ENVIRONMENT
  • VIDEO
  • EDUCATION
  • KNOWLEDGE
  • MATHEMATICS
  • PERSPECTIVES
  • ARCHITECTURE
  • ANIMATIONS

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