2014
DOI: 10.5392/jkca.2014.14.04.500
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Analysis Study for understanding the Pre-Service Teachers' View about Middle School Teacher's Role

Abstract: The purpose of this study is to analyze the view of pre-service teachers' about middle school teacher's role using reflective writing. Pre-service teachers considered meaning of education is sympathy and discovery. Therefore they considered middle school teacher's role is discoverer of dream and subject master. The consideration of pre-service teachers' about education and middle school teacher's role was affected by their schooling experience. The conclusions drawn from this study are follows: First, the view… Show more

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“…In addition, some participants pointed out that the practicum was designed in such a way that they better understood what a career in teaching would mean to them. Recent studies allege that many pre-service teachers in South Korea have pursued a teaching career not because they find it rewarding and motivating, but because it is stable and secure—factors that could negatively affect pre-service teachers’ professional development and identity formation (Han, 2012; Lee, 2014). During the interview, four participants stated that their experiences of observing and engaging in blended learning enabled them to understand a teaching career as dynamic, innovative, and energetic.…”
Section: Teaching Practicum Under Covid-19: Pre-service Teachers’ Env...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, some participants pointed out that the practicum was designed in such a way that they better understood what a career in teaching would mean to them. Recent studies allege that many pre-service teachers in South Korea have pursued a teaching career not because they find it rewarding and motivating, but because it is stable and secure—factors that could negatively affect pre-service teachers’ professional development and identity formation (Han, 2012; Lee, 2014). During the interview, four participants stated that their experiences of observing and engaging in blended learning enabled them to understand a teaching career as dynamic, innovative, and energetic.…”
Section: Teaching Practicum Under Covid-19: Pre-service Teachers’ Env...mentioning
confidence: 99%