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Developing a “competency–based” teacher education program: a report on a project

O. Robert Brown, R. Ruel Morrison, Mary Ann Byrne, Thomas J. Cooney, Edward J. Davis, Michael L. Mahaffey, William D. McKillip, James W. Wilson

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Interest in competency-based instruction has been evident at all levels of education. The Georgia Elementary Mathematics Teacher Education Project (GEMTEP) was designed to develop a “competencybased” training program in mathematics for inservice and preservice elementary teachers.

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Interest in competency-based instruction has been evident at all levels of education. The Georgia Elementary Mathematics Teacher Education Project (GEMTEP) was designed to develop a “competencybased” training program in mathematics for inservice and preservice elementary teachers.

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Interest in competency-based instruction has been evident at all levels of education. The Georgia Elementary Mathematics Teacher Education Project (GEMTEP) was designed to develop a “competencybased” training program in mathematics for inservice and preservice elementary teachers.

Key concepts: Mathematics education, Primary education, Teacher education, Pedagogy, Elementary mathematics, Psychology

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