Search results for: Katene Will

The article describes a study designed to examine which knowledge is prioritized by student-teachers, school-based mentors and university tutors, working on three secondary education physical education teacher education courses. Results reveal that content knowledge was seen as having greater importance for student-teachers and mentors. University tutors conceptualized knowledge more broadly. The authors suggest that student-teachers may focus excessively on subject content knowledge and not enough on other knowledge bases.