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Adaptive expertise in teaching: adaptivity as a key characteristic of effective teaching, with identifiable core practices

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The article works within a framework in which being adaptive is central to effective teaching: "While being adaptive is a key characteristic of effective teaching, teachers can be resistant to change." The framework identifies "core practices of adaptive experts" that teachers can enact, and distinguishes ordinary adaptation from "transformative teaching practices." The study uses extreme change in teaching conditions as a window on how teachers exercise and develop this adaptivity.

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title Adaptive expertise in teaching: adaptivity as a key characteristic of effective teaching, with identifiable core practices
description The article works within a framework in which being adaptive is central to effective teaching: "While being adaptive is a key characteristic of effective teaching, teachers can be resistant to change." The framework i...
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