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Brown, Simon; Salter, Susan – Advances in Physiology Education, 2010
Analogies are often used in science, but students may not appreciate their significance, and so the analogies can be misunderstood or discounted. For this reason, educationalists often express concern about the use of analogies in teaching. Given the important place of analogies in the discourse of science, it is necessary that students are…
Descriptors: Science Education, Logical Thinking, Teaching Methods, Concept Mapping
Goldstein, Lisa S. – Teacher Education Quarterly, 2005
Becoming a teacher is hard work. A sizable body of research indicates that student teaching internships or other field-based practica are a particularly difficult part of this process. Many preservice teachers have misconceptions about the work of teachers and teaching; when they begin their field placements they often feel disillusioned by the…
Descriptors: Student Teaching, Preservice Teachers, Teacher Education Programs, Mythology