2015
DOI: 10.1080/09720073.2015.11891634
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Pre-service Social Studies and History Teachers’ Perceptions of History and Their Views on Purpose of History Teaching

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“…They have also planned the future, taken lessons from the past, and interpreted them in the form of national unity. The results can be said to be similar to the findings of Dönmez, Yeşilbursa and Altıkulaç (2015). It is more often seen here that, pre-service social studies teachers emphasize the social aims of history.…”
Section: Findings Discussion and Resultssupporting
confidence: 84%
“…They have also planned the future, taken lessons from the past, and interpreted them in the form of national unity. The results can be said to be similar to the findings of Dönmez, Yeşilbursa and Altıkulaç (2015). It is more often seen here that, pre-service social studies teachers emphasize the social aims of history.…”
Section: Findings Discussion and Resultssupporting
confidence: 84%
“…In order to identify the independent variables that influence how and why in-service history teachers instruct authentically, it was necessary to identify in-service history teachers whose disciplinary practices reflect authentic teaching and examine why they possess those expert pedagogical dispositions. Studies that examine pre-service teachers during education courses and student teaching (Donmez, Yesilbursa, & Altikulac, 2015;Voet & DeWever, 2018), while important, do not provide an accurate prediction of future performance (Barton & Levstik, 2003;Goodlad, 2004). The kind of study required to understand which pre-service teacher experiences influence in-service teacher pedagogical practices is one that identifies the variables which in-service teachers attest to as the influencing factors of their current pedagogy.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%