Teacher knowledge and expertise:
Improvisation and teacher expertise: implications for the professional development of outstanding teachers
... of knowledge that is concerned with a detailed understanding of examination and assessment ...of teacher knowledge is not represented within existing notions of content knowledge, pedagogic ...
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A SySTEMic Solution: Elementary Teacher Preparation in STEM Expertise and Engineering Awareness
... in teacher attention to specific STEM content of interest or ...assess teacher knowledge of mathematics and various science ...in teacher attention toward subject knowledge and the ...
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TEACHER EXPERTISE AND PROFESSIONALISM
... Teaching as a profession is indeed special, ethical and complex, and so not easily articulated or encapsulated in either curriculum or policy documentation. This perhaps helps to explain the intensity of some of the ...
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VET Teachers Knowledge and Expertise
... VET teacher works in an increasingly complex ...teachers’ knowledge bases in order to be able to practice at an expert level in routine and non-routine ...content knowledge (Shulman 1987; ...
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Assessment, teacher education and the emergence of professional expertise
... requires knowledge of the likely meaning if a reader is to judge that ‘How’ is likely to rhyme with ‘cow’ rather than ...requires knowledge of the research on responsive coaching, running records and miscue ...
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Reflecting on ESL teacher expertise: A case study
... ESL teacher expertise discussed above is the consideration of the possible sequence of these teachers’ acquisition of the five domains of ...of teacher expertise: 1) Knowledge of ...
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The Cognitive Development of Expertise in an ESL Teacher: A Case Study
... ESL teacher has developed into an expert teacher and whether she has seen changes in her cognition and related practices that have facilitated her ...and knowledge, have changed over time and whether ...
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Mapping expertise in social science teaching: The professional development of a beginning teacher
... Since cognitive structures are usually hierarchical in terms of ideas and abstractions, the inclusion of new propositional meanings typically involves a subordinate relationship to the existing cognitive structure. “Most ...
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Mapping expertise in social science teaching: the professional development of a beginning teacher
... Since cognitive structures are usually hierarchical in terms of ideas and abstractions, the inclusion of new propositional meanings typically involves a subordinate relationship to the existing cognitive structure. “Most ...
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EXPERTISE, EXPERT TEACHING AND EXPERIENCED TEACHERS KNOWLEDGE OF LEARNING THEORY
... teaching expertise requires more than the accumulation of discrete pieces of ...acquired knowledge base, it would seem important that chartered teachers become much more conversant with constructivist ...
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Guidelines Knowledge and Expertise
... of knowledge. Some positions require highly specialized knowledge within one area of nursing while others require less depth across a broader range of nursing ...
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Knowledge representation and adaptive expertise
... abstract knowledge representation, one might also state that technical medicine students do not have a similar domain knowledge regarding practitioner related task, compared to medicine ...adaptive ...
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The problem of expertise in knowledge societies
... as expertise, because there is no independent criterion available that could provide a standard for judging the competence of researchers and their knowledge claims at the frontier of new knowledge ...
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KiBPs - A Tool for Knowledge and Expertise
... guide knowledge workers in a process- aware and task-based manner in the scope of the KiBPs they are involved ...for knowledge workers when it comes to coordination issues in ...existing knowledge ...
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Improvisation and teacher expertise: a comparative case study
... Professions tend to be autonomous, which means that they have a high degree of control over their own affairs. This carries with it an expectation that they have the freedom to exercise professional judgement. The power ...
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Expertise and forms of knowledge in the government of families
... ‘common-sense’. One woman criticised what she saw as a doctrinaire commitment to theoretical knowledge. She told an ‘atrocity story’ (Webb and Stimson 1976) about her struggle to persuade the hospital midwives to ...
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Leveraging Customer Knowledge in Electronic Knowledge Repositories for Service Expertise
... customer knowledge integration in EKRs increases CSRs’ service expertise as well as their knowledge utilization and ...customer knowledge are diverse, including websites, emails, phone calls ...
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Social Housing. Our Expertise is Public Knowledge
... Maidenhead and District Housing Association Our Expertise is Public Knowledge Modern technology has enabled Golden Gates to attain a three star and excellent rating. Working alongside Golden Gates to ...
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Approaches to Locating Expertise using Corporate Knowledge
... company’s Knowledge Manage- ment policy than on the limitation of an Exper- tise ...and knowledge is ‘hoarded’ by an individual there is no way it can be used by an Expertise Finder, or by any other ...
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Stories of “success” : narrative, expertise, and claims to knowledge
... Narratives from members of one particular local community association spoke of repeated efforts to secure political representation only to be turned down due to the belief of district government officials that the ...
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