1992
DOI: 10.1080/0950069920140307
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An interpretation of assessment methods in middle school science

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“…Two teachers cited a window: one makes an identification with a window onto the world, and the other said that children are like windows to the soul. Lorsbach et al (1992) observed that when one of their teachers changed from a metaphor of a fair judge to one of a window in the pupil's mind, she also changed the climate in her classroom and her form of evaluation. The metaphor of the novelist was explained in the sense that the teacher has to be imaginative and creative.…”
Section: Economicsmentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…Two teachers cited a window: one makes an identification with a window onto the world, and the other said that children are like windows to the soul. Lorsbach et al (1992) observed that when one of their teachers changed from a metaphor of a fair judge to one of a window in the pupil's mind, she also changed the climate in her classroom and her form of evaluation. The metaphor of the novelist was explained in the sense that the teacher has to be imaginative and creative.…”
Section: Economicsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…A variant was that of the balanced scales in dispensing justice. Also for Lorsbach, Tobin, Briscoe, and Lamaster (1992), evaluation in this metaphor is conceptualised in terms of reward and punishment, and pupils are classified rather than evaluated.…”
Section: ) Teachers Of Both Groups Identified Themselves With Anmentioning
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“…Teachers' metaphors influence their actions regarding assessment, and, for teachers to be able to carry out changes in their assessment methods, there has to be a consistency between beliefs, metaphors, and classroom practice (Briscoe, 1993). For Lorsbach et al (1992) and Tobin (1993), their teacher may change her beliefs and not change her classroom practice; however, change did occur when she constructed new metaphors.…”
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“…Los escasos trabajos encontrados centran su atención en las relaciones entre las creencias del profesorado sobre la enseñanza y aprendizaje de las ciencias con su conducta en el aula al enseñar ciencias (Dillon, O'Brien, Moje, & Stewart, 1994;Lorsbach, Tobin, Briscoe, & LaMaster, 1992); en ellos, se encuentran evidentes contradicciones entre creencias explícitas y comportamiento. Este parece más bien matizado por el conjunto de valores, sentimientos, pensamientos y acciones formadas durante sus experiencias como estudiantes (Huibretse, Korthagen & Wubbels, 1994).…”
Section: Capítulo 2: El Desarrollo Profesional Docente Y Factores Queunclassified