The benefits of reteaching lessons in preservice methods classes

Bibi Ganesh; Shirley Matteson

The benefits of reteaching lessons in preservice methods classes

Education Curriculum Instruction

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Abstract

This study investigated possible changes in the pedagogical content knowledge of 26 middle level preservice teachers after teaching a mathematics lesson twice to two groups of peers. Peers and veteran educators debriefed after the first teaching of the lesson, and then a final debriefing occurred after the second teaching. A qualitative analysis of the preservice teachers’ written lesson reflections and comments in field-based notebooks revealed remarks relating to (1) lesson modification, (2) lesson delivery, (3) multiple feedback, and (4) real world applications. Implications for common practices in teacher education methods courses are discussed.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	52-60
Journal	Action in Teacher Education
State	Published - Dec 2010

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