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Teaching Development – Experience and Philosophy (Using the Three 6. Rs)

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Copyright © 2008 The Author all rights reserved. This article was published in Gossman, P. (2008) ‘Teaching Development – Experience and Philosophy (Using the Three 6. Rs)’, Teacher Education Quarterly, 35(2) by Caddo Gap Press. A link is provided to a copy of the work here http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Teaching+development--experience+and+philosophy+(using+the+three+Rs).-a0191766561

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Abstract

This article attempts to synthesize To create a whole or complete unit from parts or components. See synthesis. teachers' conceptions-of-teaching and integrate them into a structure for professional development. It presents one route by which a teacher might become more expert at the practice of teaching. Various conceptions-of-teaching theories are considered in the light of how they impact on the practice of teaching. How the conceptions influence and are linked with the progression from novice to expert as outlined by Drefus and Dreyfus in 1986 is discussed. The novice/ expert progression is overlaid with Haigh's three Rs methods for the promotion of professional development. Some methods for progression are suggested.

Disciplines

Adult and Continuing Education and Teaching | Education | Higher Education and Teaching | Other Teacher Education and Professional Development | Secondary Education and Teaching | Teacher Education and Professional Development

Recommended Citation

Gossman, P. (2008) ‘Teaching Development – Experience and Philosophy (Using the Three 6. Rs)’, Teacher Education Quarterly, 35(2)


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