Voices: Student Teachers Link Teacher Education to Perceptions of Prepardness for Literacy Teaching

(p. 129) Zemelman, Daniels and Hyde (1998) suggest that the central principles of critical, reflective, and constructivist approaches to literacy teaching are captured in the Standards for the English Language Arts developed by the International Reading Association and the National Council of Teache...

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description (p. 129) Zemelman, Daniels and Hyde (1998) suggest that the central principles of critical, reflective, and constructivist approaches to literacy teaching are captured in the Standards for the English Language Arts developed by the International Reading Association and the National Council of Teachers of English. Cohorts tend to form their own peer support groups, become actively engaged in cooperative learning, and thereby tend to increase student teacher knowledge about teaching and learning (Koeppen, Huey, & Connor, 2000).\n Cohort programs help students gain an understanding that teachers should not be autonomous beings but bring into a school environment the ability to be both congenial as well as collegial.
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Canada
Communities
Community
Cooperative learning
Course Content
Discourse Analysis
Education Courses
Educational aspects
Educational Research
Educational Theories
Elementary School Teachers
English Instruction
English language
English teachers
Evaluation
Foreign Countries
Interviews
Language Arts
Language teachers
Language teaching methods
Learner Engagement
Literacy
Literacy Education
Literacy programs
Perception
Practice
Preparedness
Preservice Teacher Education
Preservice Teachers
Reading instruction
School environment
Skill development
Social constructivism
Student teachers
Student teaching
Study and teaching
Support groups
Teacher Attitudes
Teacher centers
Teacher Certification
Teacher Characteristics
Teacher education
Teacher Education Programs
Teachers
Teaching
Teaching Methods
Theory
Theory Practice Relationship
Training
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