2015
DOI: 10.5507/jtie.2015.001
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Inquiry-Based Instruction and Teacher's Competences for Its Realization

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“…A significant obstacle for implementing IBSE into the educational process is the current teachers' lack of preparedness, as most teachers had not been systematically prepared for IBSE (Petr et al, 2015). The consequence is that teachers either do not understand the substance of the IBSE or do not possess ISSN 1648-3898 /Print/ ISSN 2538-7138 /Online/ a high level of professional and didactic preparedness required for this method of teaching, so teachers do not want to use it or are unable to do so (Papáček, 2010a;Dostál, 2015b;Čížková & Čtrnáctová, 2016;Radvanová et al, 2018). For using the IBSE or any other appropriate and effective method of transforming the subject matter successfully in the teaching lessons, the teacher's understanding of the curriculum content is necessary as well as the teachers´ capacity to handle its subsequent transformation to students on an understandable form (Kansanen, 2007;Shulman, 1987), while students' interest, gender, culture, or possible learning difficulties must be taken into account (Janík, 2007).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A significant obstacle for implementing IBSE into the educational process is the current teachers' lack of preparedness, as most teachers had not been systematically prepared for IBSE (Petr et al, 2015). The consequence is that teachers either do not understand the substance of the IBSE or do not possess ISSN 1648-3898 /Print/ ISSN 2538-7138 /Online/ a high level of professional and didactic preparedness required for this method of teaching, so teachers do not want to use it or are unable to do so (Papáček, 2010a;Dostál, 2015b;Čížková & Čtrnáctová, 2016;Radvanová et al, 2018). For using the IBSE or any other appropriate and effective method of transforming the subject matter successfully in the teaching lessons, the teacher's understanding of the curriculum content is necessary as well as the teachers´ capacity to handle its subsequent transformation to students on an understandable form (Kansanen, 2007;Shulman, 1987), while students' interest, gender, culture, or possible learning difficulties must be taken into account (Janík, 2007).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%