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Meta, Meta, Meta: Modeling in a Methods Course for Teaching English

Abstract

None.

Reference

  • Jay, J. K. (2002). Meta, Meta, Meta: Modeling in a Methods Course for Teaching English. Teacher Education Quarterly, 4, 83-102. 

Journal

Teacher Education Quarterly

Analysis

Is this article part of a larger project or series of studies?

no

Does this study draw on a large, preexisting data set?

no

Research Approach

  • Qualitiative

Geographic Setting

  • not stated

Institutional Context

  • University based

Certification Level

  • Not stated

Programatic Focus

  • English

Research Location Context

  • English Methods Course

Preservice Participants

  • Graduate Students

Preservice Sample Size

2

Other Participant Data

  • Teacher Educators

Duration of Data Collection

  • 11 weeks

Data Sources

  • Document Analysis
  • Interviews
  • Observations

Data Analysis Tools

  • Thematic analysis

Researcher Positionality

  • not stated

Research Questions

What does it mean to model?
Is this research question explicit from the manuscript? Yes
How do students respond to modeling as a way of learning to teach?
Is this research question explicit from the manuscript? Yes
What issues, challenges, and concerns surround the use of modeling as a pedagogy?
Is this research question explicit from the manuscript? Yes

Categories

1TEP Category: Teacher educator practices.

2PTI Category: Preservice teacher identity, knowledge, beliefs, attitudes, and/or orientation (ikbao) toward literacy or the teaching of literacy.

3CCE Category: Course experiences – the work that is done in a course to promote the content.

7CHG Topic: Coaching

3CCT Category: Course content -- Content of instruction (including TE's teaching with technology) and the experiences in the course that relate to this content.

1TEI Category: Teacher educator identity, knowledge, beliefs, attitudes, and/or orientation (ikbao) to literacy or teacher preparation in literacy.

2PTP Category: Preservice teachers teaching practices (including shifts in teaching practices as a function of growth or context).

7SEC Topic: English (Secondary)

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