Scaling Up Research in Teacher Education: New Demands on Theory, Measurement, and Design  

Oleh:

Schalock, H. Del ; Schalock, Mark D.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Journal Of Teacher Education vol. 57 no. 02 (Mar. 2006), page 102-119.
Topik: teacher education research; teacher education theory; teaching and learning; teacher professional development
Fulltext: 102.pdf (155.01KB)

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A recent report of the American Educational Research Association Panel on Research and Teacher Education confirms beyond question earlier findings exposing the limited utility of our research base in answering questions pertaining to policy or practice concerning preparation and licensing of teachers. Conditions accounting for this perplexing circumstance are described in detail by the panel, as are recommendations provided for overcoming them. Arecent research project anticipating many of the recommendations led this article’s authors to the view that several of the recommendations need added detail to be immediately helpful to the research community and that further recommendations are needed for “scaled-up” research called for by the panel. Accordingly, suggested additions and refinements, with accompanying rationale and examples, are proposed.Acentral theme of this article is the need to add explanatory power to teacher education research, with the accompanying caution that doing so brings added complexity to theory, measurement, and design.

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