2012
DOI: 10.1080/03055698.2011.567028
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Didactic competencies of teachers from the learner’s viewpoint

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“…Neumerski meant that descriptions about how teachers can lead a variety of teaching situations are not as well defined as equivalent descriptions for principals. For example, Zuljan, Peklaj, Pečjak, Puklek, and Kalin (2012) argued that it is more difficult to find instructions for teachers who wish to comply with the curriculum's objective to motivate pupils to "discuss, share opinions and evaluations and present arguments" (p. 60) than for teachers who use traditional instruction.…”
Section: Content Level Of Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Neumerski meant that descriptions about how teachers can lead a variety of teaching situations are not as well defined as equivalent descriptions for principals. For example, Zuljan, Peklaj, Pečjak, Puklek, and Kalin (2012) argued that it is more difficult to find instructions for teachers who wish to comply with the curriculum's objective to motivate pupils to "discuss, share opinions and evaluations and present arguments" (p. 60) than for teachers who use traditional instruction.…”
Section: Content Level Of Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3) There are many problems with project development and these works contribute and bring resources to our course (E2. 4) In line with the idea provided by focus groups, Zuljan 15 states that PBL requires continuous planning of the activities, requiring constant interactions between faculty in charge of different fronts, so that they occur in a sequenced and integrated way. In addition, Garcia and Silva 16 mention that academic planning must be combined with adequate infrastructure, for the effective development of activities.…”
Section: Academic Planningmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Various studies confirm the importance of a quality classroom environment for student learning and of education quality for student motivation, positive attitudes towards learning and teaching, and student self-esteem (Arisoy et. al., 2007;Chionh and Fraser, 2009;Fraser, 2012;Good and Brophy, 2003;Mucherah, 2008;Pečjak et al, 2009;Valenčič Zuljan et al, 2012;Valenčič Zuljan, 2016;Vujičić et. al., 2020).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%