“If I Were the Teacher”: Situated Performances as Pedagogical Tools for Teacher Preparation
Margaret J. Finders, Shirley K. Rose
Abstract
Margaret J. Finders, Shirley K. Rose
Abstract
Defines a pedagogical strategy that provides opportunities for prospective teachers to critically take up and reflect on the role of the teacher, a strategy called “situated performance.” Describes situated performances in detail to illustrate their potential for educative experience. Shows how situated performances can complement current teacher-preparation practices. Includes responses to the article by four educators.
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Defines a pedagogical strategy that provides opportunities for prospective teachers to critically take up and reflect on the role of the teacher, a strategy called “situated performance.” Describes situated performances in detail to illustrate their potential for educative experience. Shows how situated performances can complement current teacher-preparation practices. Includes responses to the article by four educators.
Key concepts: Situated, Situated learning, Mathematics education, Pedagogy, Complement (music), Psychology, Sociology, Computer science