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Heritage Education: Exploring the Conceptions of Teachers and Administrators from the Perspective of Experimental and Social Science Teaching
Authors: Perez Roque Jimenez, Lopez Jose Maria Cuenca, Listan D. Mario Ferreras
This article describes a research project into heritage education. Taking an interdisciplinary perspective from within the field of Experimental and Social Science Education, the paper presents an analysis of teachers' and administrators' conceptions of heritage, its teaching and its dissemination in Spain. The results emphasize the relevance of academic background, initial training and professional context with regard to the conceptualizations of heritage held by the different groups.
Published: 2010
Updated: Dec. 03, 2010
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Promoting Student Teachers' Lesson Analysis and Observation Skills by Using Gagn's Model of an Instructional Unit
Authors: Krull Edgar, Oras Kaja, Pikksaar Endrik
The current article presents a study of an experimental training methodology for promoting lesson analysis skills in student teachers. This methodology is based on the idea that the quality of lesson analysis skills depends mainly on teachers' perception of relevant instructional events and on their understanding of these events. The experimental intervention consists of student teachers' participation in sessions on guided analysis of videotaped lessons and writing lesson analysis reports. Gagn's model of an instructional unit is used as a theoretical framework for defining a lesson and identifying its critical events.
Published: 2010
Updated: Sep. 27, 2010