2019
DOI: 10.1080/00098655.2019.1675573
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Situated Learning, the Secondary-Education Preservice/In-service Teacher, and the Taming of the Literacy Education Shrew

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“…Fryer and Boyee (2016) observed that while it is clear that teachers are able to play a supportive role, studies have yet to examine the teacher's influence on students' motivation in compulsory learning contexts. Other factor according may be the teacher's lack of prior experience (novice) (Sena et al, 2018); and lack of preparation and confidence (Savitz et al, 2019). On the contrary, the ADM students observed that their teachers moderately show appropriate behavior even during unguarded moments and applies knowledge on social learning in dealing with them.…”
Section: Level Of Implementation Of Alternative Delivery Mode (Adm) When Analyzed In Terms Of Social Regard For Learningmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Fryer and Boyee (2016) observed that while it is clear that teachers are able to play a supportive role, studies have yet to examine the teacher's influence on students' motivation in compulsory learning contexts. Other factor according may be the teacher's lack of prior experience (novice) (Sena et al, 2018); and lack of preparation and confidence (Savitz et al, 2019). On the contrary, the ADM students observed that their teachers moderately show appropriate behavior even during unguarded moments and applies knowledge on social learning in dealing with them.…”
Section: Level Of Implementation Of Alternative Delivery Mode (Adm) When Analyzed In Terms Of Social Regard For Learningmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…La mayoría de los artículos (65%) reporta que los docentes remarcan una necesidad de desarrollar habilidades de comunicación efectiva en el aula. En cuestión de la competencia comunicativa, se muestra en los estudios que esta habilidad representa uno de los más grandes retos a los que se enfrentan los docentes en el aula (Barletta et al, 2013;Ciampa y Gallagher, 2021;Domínguez-Villanueva, 2012;Fang et al, 2014;Hernández y Flores, 2015;Ibarra Uribe et al, 2014;Nava-Gómez y Reynoso-Jaime, 2015;Navarro, 2013;Rojas-Arias y Flórez-Romero, 2010;Savitz et al, 2019;Suarez Robaina, 2021;Tapia, 2017;Zorrilla-Alcalá, 2015). El transmitir conocimientos y comunicarse efectivamente en la práctica educativa, por parte del docente, se posiciona como un aspecto fundamental en el desarrollo de la lectoescritura, dado a su carácter comunicativo.…”
Section: Reflexiones Y Experiencias Investigativas Para La Innovaciónunclassified
“…La formación técnico-individualista de los docentes crea la necesidad de trabajar colaborativamente (Ciampa y Gallagher, 2021;Hernández y Flores, 2015;Ibarra Uribe et al, 2014;Mundy et al, 2015;Munita, 2018;Munita, 2019;Nava-Gómez y Reynoso-Jaime, 2015;Savitz et al, 2019;Suarez Robaina, 2021;Tapia, 2017;Wilcox et al, 2013;Zorrilla-Alcalá, 2015). El principal propósito del trabajo colaborativo es erradicar la visión individualista por parte del docente.…”
Section: Reflexiones Y Experiencias Investigativas Para La Innovaciónunclassified
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