2007
DOI: 10.18848/1447-9494/cgp/v13i11/58568
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Improving Teachers' Scaffolding Choices: A Focus on Teachers'' Literacy Interruptions

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“…Regarding the classroom videos utilized in these studies, the Situation Type most featured was business as usual (20 studies, 67%), whereas intervened situations were used less often (11 studies, 37%). One article (Mertzman et al, 2007) did not provide this information. As per Teachers Showcased, 25 studies (83%) utilized videos of study participants, followed by six studies (20%) that used videos of external teachers.…”
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“…Regarding the classroom videos utilized in these studies, the Situation Type most featured was business as usual (20 studies, 67%), whereas intervened situations were used less often (11 studies, 37%). One article (Mertzman et al, 2007) did not provide this information. As per Teachers Showcased, 25 studies (83%) utilized videos of study participants, followed by six studies (20%) that used videos of external teachers.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finally, approximately one-third of the studies included in the review engaged teachers in video-mediated individual and collaborative reflection. An example is Mertzman et al (2007). Six ECE teachers (five in-service, one pre-service) videotaped their reading activities with small groups of children and then used these recordings to anchor their discussions on scaffolding decisions, with emphasis on the strategy of interrupting children while reading.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
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