Analyzing Math and Science Pre-Service Teachers School Experience Course Journals Shared in Web-Based Platforms
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In this study, we aimed to investigate pre-service math and science teachers during teaching practicum course by analyzing daily journals shared in a web-based environment. 65 seniors participated in the study (41 pre-service math teachers and 24 pre-service science teachers). Within qualitative case study approach, the study focused on descriptive and content analysis during the data analysis. By looking at the findings of the study, pre-service math teachers provided more details in discussing the teaching methods and emphasizing on lesson preparations compared to pre-service science teachers. On the other hand, pre-service science teachers included more specific activity examples than did pre-service math teachers in their daily journal entries. Another important finding of the study showed that pre-service teachers tended to evaluate themselves and their friends positively, but negatively criticized their teachers. In light of these findings, we recommend offering teaching practicum course when pre-service teachers take their theoretical courses.
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Didem İnel Ekici, İbrahim Delen. (2016). Analyzing Math and Science Pre-Service Teachers School Experience Course Journals Shared in Web-Based Platforms. Turkish Journal of Computer and Mathematics Education (TURCOMAT), 7(2), 440–459. Retrieved from https://turcomat.org/index.php/turkbilmat/article/view/134
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