Changing self-efficacy for teaching with computers
Some factors influencing pre-service teachers' self-efficacy for teaching with computers
... teachers' self-efficacy for teaching with computers In Queensland, Australia, as in other parts of the industrialised world, computers have become widely available in ...to ...
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Interactive multimedia problem-based learning for enhancing pre-service teachers' self-efficacy beliefs about teaching with computers: design, development and evaluation
... integrating computers in their ...in self-efficacy for teaching with computers was found for users who had initially low self-efficacy for teaching with ...
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Interactive multimedia problem-based learning for enhancing pre-service teachers' self-efficacy beliefs about teaching with computers: design, development and evaluation
... changing technology and that teacher education programs should seek to assist students in developing appropriate mental models. Oliver (1993) reported on a study which investigated the effects of different forms ...
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Computers in Physics Teaching at the University of Lund
... Physics teaching at the undergraduate level: implementation of computational numerical tools in introductory and advanced curriculum Although computing has played an important role in physics research and in ...
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Serbian teachers; teaching mathematics; computers;
... of computers, in particular. They covered didactical innovations in teaching mathematics, professional development of teach- ers of mathematics in primary and secondary schools, application of computer as a ...
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APPLICATION OF COMPUTERS IN INITIAL TEACHING OF MATHEMATICS
... use computers more and more often to prepare a teaching unit in which they use the Internet to access various ...the teaching contents different, computer applications are used whereby creativity of ...
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Using Computers in Multi-Grade Teaching
... (Foa, Schwab, and Johnson, 1998, p. 1), training in how to integrate ICT-use into the curriculum is necessary. Such instruction should including effective teaching methods with ICT and the use of discipline ...
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COMPUTERS AND THEIR ROLE FOR THE TEACHING/ LEARNING OF LANGUAGES
... These characteristics resemble some of the features found in the tutorial Spanish Syntax I. The students may make use of an ´explanation button´ which will give them some hints in order to discover the nature of their ...
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Computers in teaching science: To simulate or not to simulate?
... D. Classroom observations Classroom dynamics in both versions of tutorials are very different than traditional recitation classrooms. In most recitations, teaching assistants (TA’s) are in the front of the class ...
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Teaching assistants, computers and classroom management
... There have been efforts in many different countries to change approaches to teaching literacy, both for the benefit of children generally as well as for those who have initial reading difficulties. Slavin et al. (2011) ...
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The Role of Computers in a Changing World
... language teaching, providing opportunities for students to hear and see authentic speakers of the language and to develop an understanding of the cultural background of the country whose language they are ...
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Self-efficacy beliefs as an indicator of teachers' preparedness for teaching with technology
... in self- efficacy might be achieved through successful experiences with the use of computers during field ...builds self-efficacy ...
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The perceived self efficacy of classroom teachers and preschool teachers for teaching with tablets
... 1 Introduction Thanks to advances in information technologies, modern societies are characterized by rapid information growth. This, in turn, influences human beings and organizations. In addition to many learning and ...
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Pre-service Teachers’ Mathematics Self-efficacy and Mathematics Teaching Self-efficacy
... Mathematics teaching self-efficacy is the belief or perception of an individual in their abilities to teach mathematics ...of teaching self-efficacy is related to positive ...
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The Mediating Role of Prospective Teachers’ Teaching Self-Efficacy between Self-Efficacy Sources and Attitude towards Teaching Profession
... with self-efficacy and attitude towards teaching ...of teaching self-efficacy, contrary to Mulholland and Wallace (2001) and Poulou ...of self-efficacy affected ...
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Teachers' self-efficacy in teaching family life education
... Education researchers have suggested several rationales for teaching family life. It is seen as a way of preparing families by providing adequate knowledge of dealing with social change, developing healthy and ...
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Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics graduate teaching assistants teaching self-efficacy
... required teaching the same course ...GTA teaching self-efficacy, comment on clarity, and suggest revisions or ...GTA-Teaching Self-Efficacy Scale (STEM GTA-TSES) as ...
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Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics graduate teaching assistants teaching self-efficacy
... Teaching self-efficacy of GTAs has been measured with an instrument originally designed for psychology students (Prieto & Altmaier, 1994) or one taken from the K-12 teaching context (often ...
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Self-efficacy in Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language in Australian Schools
... of self-efficacy are especially influential for beginners who have no prior experience and are uncertain about their own ...own teaching capability after receiving positive feedback from other ...in ...
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Teaching children to read : an investigation of teachers' self-efficacy beliefs
... Similar to Tschannen- Moran & McMaster’s (2009) findings of decreases in in-service TSE after PD, Leader-Janssen & Rankin-Erickson (2013) also found dips in pre- service TSE. Interestingly, this was the only ...
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