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Sascha Mowrey; Kayla Lewis; Reesha Adamson – Teacher Education Quarterly, 2022
Effective collaboration among general education, special education, and support professionals is critical for the support of student learning and growth. However, preservice teachers rarely get the opportunity to learn about this process or to engage in meaningful interactions with professionals from other disciplines during their preparation…
Descriptors: Teacher Collaboration, Interprofessional Relationship, Regular and Special Education Relationship, Preservice Teachers
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Pahome, Daniela – Romanian Review of Geographical Education, 2022
Cinquain is a poetic form, or stanza, of five lines that do not rhyme, which follows some strict rules. Cinquain is also considered to be a training means, a method, a technique, an instrument used for reflection, for synthesis of all knowledge on a particular topic (a being, an object, an ensemble of objects), towards developing one's creativity.…
Descriptors: Poetry, Literary Genres, Reflection, Creativity
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Park, Yun Claire – Journal of Educational Technology Systems, 2022
The discrepancy between students' understanding of domain knowledge and their actual competencies to use tacit knowledge for a given task has been an issue to consider when instruction is designed, implemented, and revised. In this study, the researcher examines teaching and learning processes in which a Problem-Based Learning (PBL) design model…
Descriptors: Learning Experience, Problem Based Learning, Teaching Methods, Instructional Design
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Halawa, Ahmed; Sharma, Ajay; Bridson, Julie M.; Lyon, Sarah; Prescott, Denise; Guha, Arpan; Taylor, David – World Journal of Education, 2017
Background and Purpose: There are misconceptions among clinicians and educational bodies that online courses would not suit clinically orientated medical education, where bedside management and direct contact with real patients is the key to the learning process. Whereas, the proponents of online education believe that a well-designed and properly…
Descriptors: Distance Education, Medical Education, Clinical Experience, Online Courses
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Doucette, Danny; Clark, Russell; Singh, Chandralekha – Physical Review Physics Education Research, 2020
At universities where introductory physics labs are taught by graduate student teaching assistants (TAs), there is a need for specialized professional development for those TAs. This paper presents a specific instantiation of a model for lab TA professional development that uses a combination of cognitive apprenticeship and expectancy-value…
Descriptors: Faculty Development, Teaching Assistants, Physics, Science Instruction
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Clydesdale, Greg – European Journal of Training and Development, 2016
Purpose: This paper aims to describe an attempt to develop a more effective technique to teach self-awareness and relationship skills. Design/methodology/approach: A journal is used in combination with a model of human nature. The model lists human characteristics that the management trainee must identify in themselves and others they interact…
Descriptors: Reflection, Teaching Methods, Interpersonal Competence, Self Concept
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Schäfer, Marc – African Journal of Research in Mathematics, Science and Technology Education, 2016
Enactivism, as an interesting and useful theoretical underpinning is gaining traction in Mathematics Education research. It forms the central theme of this paper whose aim is two-fold: first to describe and engage with how elements of enactivism informed a PhD study, both on a theoretical and analytical level, and second to reflect on the enacted…
Descriptors: Models, Research, Supervisors, Foreign Countries
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Steur, Jessica; Jansen, Ellen; Hofman, Adriaan – Educational Research and Evaluation, 2016
Our research aims to contribute to the body of knowledge on graduateness by proposing a model that explicates the expected level performance of graduates. In this study, the model is elaborated for 3 graduateness domains: reflective thinking, scholarship, and moral citizenship. We used data on students' perceived abilities in these domains that…
Descriptors: Intellectual Development, Masters Programs, Graduate Students, Academic Achievement
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Gunersel, Adalet B.; Kaplan, Avi; Barnett, Pamela; Etienne, Mary; Ponnock, Annette R. – Teaching in Higher Education, 2016
The current study employed an emergent theoretical model of teaching role identity and motivation to investigate the change in conception of and motivation for teaching in higher education of research graduate students who teach in the United States. Fifteen participants took a graduate-level seminar as part of a two-course teaching professional…
Descriptors: Graduate Students, Research Universities, Teacher Education, Professional Development
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Fernaeus, Ylva; Lundström, Anders – Design and Technology Education, 2015
This paper elaborates on how design judgement can be practiced in design education, as explored in several iterations of an advanced course in interaction design. The students were probed to address four separate design tasks based on distinct high-level intentions, i.e. to 1) take societal responsibility, 2) to generate profit, 3) to explore a…
Descriptors: Design, Intention, Teaching Methods, Advanced Courses
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Neumann, Yoram; Neumann, Edith; Lewis, Shelia – Online Journal of Distance Learning Administration, 2017
Based on recent studies of self-reflective learning and its effects on various learning outcomes, this study examined the concept of self-reflective learning in the context of the Robust Learning Model (RLM), which is a learning model designed for improving the educational effectiveness of online degree programs. Two models were introduced to…
Descriptors: Masters Degrees, Online Courses, Reflection, Teaching Methods
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Fleishman, Melissa – International Journal of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education, 2012
This article presents a retrospective understanding of self-study by re-living a study abroad experience through critical reflection. It will explain and clarify how reflection and self-study of the personal experiences of a graduate student can enhance the meaning of inclusion. This paper begins with a brief conceptualization of self-study,…
Descriptors: Graduate Students, Study Abroad, Inclusion, Reflection
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Okten, Celile Eren; Griffin, Banu Ozer – Journal of Education and Training Studies, 2016
This paper describes tasks based on real-life scenarios, which triggered reflective thinking, verbalization, and writing, leading to the creation of natural dialogues rather than artificial, dull monologues. One of the main aims of this approach is to engage students in a dynamic process of both learning about multicultural participants and…
Descriptors: Intercultural Communication, Cultural Awareness, Action Research, Writing (Composition)
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Gray, Colin M.; Siegel, Martin A. – Design and Technology Education, 2014
Research on design pedagogy has shown that students progress through a variety of barriers on the path to becoming a successful design practitioner, and that frameworks for explicit reflection can be beneficial to the development of design students. Schön uses the concept of reflection-on- action to describe one form of reflection on design…
Descriptors: Design, Educational Research, Teaching Methods, Freehand Drawing
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Sturgill, Amanda; Motley, Phillip – Teaching & Learning Inquiry, 2014
Reflection is a key component of service learning, but research shows that in order to maximize learning, the reflection must be of high quality. This paper compares the affordances of three different models of written reflection in engendering students' higher-order thought processes. Student reflections were compared across axes of guided versus…
Descriptors: Reflection, Service Learning, Experiential Learning, Electronic Journals
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