Before pedagogical training, prospective university teachers have lower professional vision scores than current faculty teachers¶
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q3 i? Prospective teachers scored lower on professional vision than current faculty teachers at pre-test. → Heinonen 2023
Evidence¶
Heinonen 2023¶
Heinonen, N., Katajavuori, N., Murtonen, M., & Södervik, I. (2023). Short pedagogical training in supporting university teachers' professional vision: A comparison of prospective and current faculty teachers. Instructional Science, 51, 201–229. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11251-022-09603-7
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Pre-test comparison of 70 life science university teachers (22 prospective, 48 current faculty) using Mann–Whitney U-tests on video annotation task scores. The study reports "prospective teachers had lower professional vision scores compared to current faculty" (Z = –3.079, p = 0.002).
"The Mann–Whitney U -tests revealed that prospective teachers had lower professional vision scores compared to current faculty (Z = –3.079, p = 0.002)."
Discussion¶
Related Claims¶
- After training, prospective teachers caught up with current faculty in reasoning but still had lower noticing scores — related
- Prospective teachers notice fewer pedagogically significant incidents than current faculty teachers before training — related
- Prospective teachers hold more misconceptions about teaching and learning than current faculty both before and after training, and misconceptions decreased only among current faculty — related
- Reasoning scores of both prospective and current faculty teachers increased significantly during the short pedagogical training, but noticing did not improve significantly in either group — related
- Studying double-content examples before video-based analyses hindered student teachers' noticing and reasoning compared to studying without them — related
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Before pedagogical training, prospective university teachers have lower professional vision scores than current faculty teachers |
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Before pedagogical training, prospective university teachers have lower professional vision scores than current faculty teachers |
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