Implementing a lesson plan vs. attending to student inquiry: the struggle of a student-teacher during teaching science
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Summary
The role of science methods courses should be to help students understand the different interpretations of teaching within the different frames and provide them with strategies for entering more productive frames during teaching.
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- 2010-06-29
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Keywords
Lesson plan, Framing (construction), Mathematics education, Student teacher, Plan (archaeology)
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