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Pauline, Ronald F. – 1993
Microteaching, or peer teaching, is an activity that requires science methods students to plan, teach, and evaluate a particular lesson. The peer teaching activity, although obviously similar to teaching a lesson in a traditional classroom, enables the methods students to teach to a small group of their peers, thus easily receiving constructive…
Descriptors: Check Lists, Elementary Secondary Education, Evaluation Criteria, Higher Education
Mostert, Mark P.; Nuttycombe, Deborah G. – 1991
There are differences in how preservice, novice, and expert teachers view effective teaching. This study traced conceptual changes among preservice teachers at different points in their preparation; investigated whether there were differences in perceptions of students in the elementary and secondary programs; and examined how second and fourth…
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Critical Viewing, Education Majors, Elementary Secondary Education