2002
DOI: 10.1080/03057260208560179
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Changing teachers' practice: curriculum materials and science education reform in the USA

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“…This involves awareness of what problems of teaching and learning might be improvable, elaborating new activities, materials, and teaching proposals (Powell and Anderson 2002;Sassi et al 2005), putting them into practice in the appropriate context, successive reflection on their teaching and on the results in the pupils' learning, and comparing their practices with other cases to again revise and self-regulate them (Marx et al 1998). In this process, teachers evolve from their own individual situation and context towards a greater complexity in reflection and in how they teach science (Va´zquez, unpublished thesis).…”
Section: Growth and Gradual Evolution Of The Teacher Rather Than Chanmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This involves awareness of what problems of teaching and learning might be improvable, elaborating new activities, materials, and teaching proposals (Powell and Anderson 2002;Sassi et al 2005), putting them into practice in the appropriate context, successive reflection on their teaching and on the results in the pupils' learning, and comparing their practices with other cases to again revise and self-regulate them (Marx et al 1998). In this process, teachers evolve from their own individual situation and context towards a greater complexity in reflection and in how they teach science (Va´zquez, unpublished thesis).…”
Section: Growth and Gradual Evolution Of The Teacher Rather Than Chanmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dichas habilidades, favorecen el reconocimiento de las posibles causas de dificultades o problemas en la práctica docente y, a su vez, facilitan la autorregulación de los cambios en los factores afectivos dentro del proceso de enseñar ciencias, y la elaboración de nuevas actividades, materiales y propuestas didácticas (Powell y Anderson, 2002;Sassi, Monroy y Testa, 2005).…”
Section: La Intervención Metacognitiva Y Metaemocionalunclassified
“…La reflexión en y sobre la acción [35] y la toma de conciencia de las causas de las dificultades de la práctica docente y de los obstáculos para el cambio didáctico, para de este modo posibilitar la autorregulación y el control del propio desarrollo profesional [36,37]. Esto supone tomar conciencia de los problemas de enseñanza y aprendizaje que pueden ser mejorables, elaborar de forma colaborativa nuevas actividades, materiales, estrategias y propuestas de enseñanza [38], ponerlos en práctica en el propio contexto, reflexionar sucesivamente sobre su enseñanza y sobre los resultados en el aprendizaje de los estudiantes, contrastarlas con otros casos, y volver a revisarlas y a autorregularlas [39][40][41].…”
Section: El Desarrollo Profesional De Los Profesores De Cienciasunclassified