35 Result(s) for ' Pre-Service teachers'
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Assessing Pre-Service teachers Teaching Anxiety
Mojeed Kolawole AKINSOLA
American Journal of Educational Research. 2014 2 (12A). doi: 10.12691/education-2-12A-7
Keywords: pre-service teachers, teaching anxiety, teaching practice
Context: This paper focuses on teaching anxiety experienced by Pre-Service teachers during the period of teaching practices among student teachers in Nigeria. A 23 items questionnaire with a reliability i...
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College Pre-Service teachers ’ Disposition to Mathematics as They Enter the College
Evelyn Agyei, Clement Kwasi Mbowura, Cheyuo Boniface Domonaamwin
American Journal of Educational Research. 2021 9 (8). doi: 10.12691/education-9-8-5
Keywords: pre-service teachers, mathematic disposition, cognitive, affective, and conative disposition
Context: This is a descriptive study that aims to investigate Pre-Service teachers ’ dispositions toward mathematics (cognitive, affective, and conative). 117 pre-service teachers were purposively sampled...
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CyberParks as a New Context for Smart Education: Theoretical Background, Assumptions, and Pre-Service teachers ’ Rating
Michal Klichowski, Philip Bonanno, Sylwia Jaskulska, Carlos Smaniotto Costa, Michiel de Lange, Francisco R. Klauser
American Journal of Educational Research. 2015 3 (12A). doi: 10.12691/education-3-12A-1
Keywords: CyberParks, Smart Education, Smart Cities, Pre-Service teachers , ITC, SCOT theory, social reproduction
Context: ...learning are promoted as an integral element of Smart Education. Study results are presented showing how CyberParks are rated by Pre-Service teachers , in their role as architects of future education. Pre-service teachers rated CyberParks very low as an educational and p...
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Effects of Stress and Coping Mechanisms: The Case of Pre-Service teachers in Selected Colleges of Education in Ghana
Priscilla Commey-Mintah, Florence Christianah Awoniyi, Millicent Narh-Kert, Cecilia Tutu-Danquah, Kwaku Darko Amponsah
American Journal of Educational Research. 2022 10 (8). doi: 10.12691/education-10-8-3
Keywords: adaptive coping mechanisms, colleges of education, effects of stress, maladaptive coping mechanisms, Pre-Service teachers
Context: This research examined the effects of stress on Pre-Service teachers in selected colleges of education in Ghana and the coping techniques they use to address stress. The purpose of the stud...
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Examining the Attitudes and Intention to Use Synchronous Distance Learning Technology among Pre-Service teachers : A Qualitative Perspective of Technology Acceptance Model
M.Tuncay Sarıtaş, Emel Yıldız, Hüseyin Can ŞENEL
American Journal of Educational Research. 2015 3 (10A). doi: 10.12691/education-3-10A-3
Keywords: synchronous online courses, distance education, Pre-Service teachers , technology acceptance model
Context: ... kind of learning environment and have an intention to use it in their work life. This study aimed at examining the attitudes of Pre-Service teachers toward distance education and their acceptance status of the technology supporting synchronous distance learning experie...
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Exploring the Effects of Social Media Platforms on Pre-Service teachers ’ Academic Achievement
Ibrahim Nantomah, Mathias Agbeko, Abu Adam
American Journal of Educational Research. 2022 10 (9). doi: 10.12691/education-10-9-5
Keywords: social media platforms, social media, Pre-Service teachers , WhatsApp, internet addiction
Context: ...education, SMPs are tools that can positively or negatively impact on students’ academic achievement. In this study, we explored Pre-Service teachers ’ engagements on SMPs and the possible effects it has on their academic achievement. Using an online social media usage T...
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Gender Influence on Pre-Service teachers ’ Emotional Intelligence at Selected Colleges of Education in Ghana
Priscilla Commey Mintah, Grace Sintim Adasi, Rosina Okyere Amponsah, Kwaku Darko Amponsah
American Journal of Educational Research. 2020 8 (10). doi: 10.12691/education-8-10-9
Keywords: colleges of education, emotional intelligence, gender, Pre-Service teachers
Context: ...are other factors such as age, marital status, and many more that may account for individuals’ EI. The study was conducted among Pre-Service teachers in two selected colleges of education in the Central Region of Ghana. Using purposive and convenient sampling techniques...
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Improving Pre-Service teachers ’ Memory and Retention Using Durable Memory Strategies in an Instructional Technology Course
Oriade Oluwaseun, Famaye Tolulope, Bello Lukuman, Esobi Collins Ikechukwu
American Journal of Educational Research. 2020 8 (11). doi: 10.12691/education-8-11-4
Keywords: memory palace, mind mapping, pre-service teacher, memory, achievement
Context: ... ability to remember things. Hence, this study examines how durable memory strategies (Memory Palace and Mind mapping) influence Pre-Service teachers ’ memory and achievement and find out if Intelligence Quotient is a proxy for memory and Achievement. This study adopted ...
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International Perspectives on Preparing Pre-Service teachers for Inclusive Education Pedagogies: Implications for Developing Countries
Mooka Godfrey Mukelabai, Daniel Siakalima, Magdalene Simalalo, Gistered Muleya, Thomas Musankuleni Kaputa, Francis Simui
American Journal of Educational Research. 2020 8 (12). doi: 10.12691/education-8-12-1
Keywords: disability, preparation, pre-service, teachers, inclusive education, pedagogies
Context: ...ary and higher education on an equal basis with others in the communities in which they live. The debates on how best to prepare Pre-Service teachers for diverse, inclusive classrooms have led to some teacher educators working more closely with schools in trialing new a...
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Metacognitive Strategy Knowledge Use through Mathematical Problem Solving amongst Pre-Service teachers
Melanie G. Gurat, Cesar T. Medula Jr.
American Journal of Educational Research. 2016 4 (2). doi: 10.12691/education-4-2-5
Keywords: metacognition, metacognitive strategy knowledge, preservice, teacher education, mathematical, problem solving
Context: Metacognition-related studies do often give focus on the regulation or experience components but little on the knowledge component. In particular and especially within the Philippine context, not much focus is given with regards to a clear and coherent academic framework that fortifies the metacognitive strategy knowledge in mathematical problem solving amongst students. Using an evolved grounded theory, the purpose of this study is to look closely into the metacognitive strategy knowledge of preservice teacher education students. Twenty-three students participated and initial data were collected using the prepared problem solving test. Subsequently, interviews were conducted to supplement the initial data. Pandit’s grounded theory methodology and the constant comparison method were used to analyze the data collected. Findings revealed an emerging three-phased categorization of metacognitive strategy knowledge thru problem solving: preparatory, production, and evaluation. The multi-distinct yet related categorization were neither linear nor just cyclic in nature but is experienced and underwent by problem solvers with varying degree of creativity and flexibility depending on the problem at hand, beliefs, attitudes, and learning style. The findings shed some light on the distinct role of metacognitive strategy knowledge and some ensuing factors during authentic problem solving.
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