How trainee music teachers learn about teaching by talking to each other: an action research study
How trainee music teachers learn about teaching by talking to each other: an action research study
This article presents an action research study into how trainee music teachers in England use a structured discussion process called “Collegial Consultation” to learn about teaching. The research shows that, in Collegial Consultation, trainees learn from each other by offering several solutions to a problem, offering reasons for their ideas, trying to understand other people’s ideas, signalling agreements with each other, disagreeing, and building on each others’ ideas. The article argues that the structure of Collegial Consultation promotes an ethos of equality that supports high quality educational discussion, allowing trainee teachers to reflect together about teaching music within the Secondary classroom
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Cain, T.
4390e647-c681-4727-9304-3107f54ea6a5
April 2011
Cain, T.
4390e647-c681-4727-9304-3107f54ea6a5
Cain, T.
(2011)
How trainee music teachers learn about teaching by talking to each other: an action research study.
International Journal of Music Education, 29 (2), .
Abstract
This article presents an action research study into how trainee music teachers in England use a structured discussion process called “Collegial Consultation” to learn about teaching. The research shows that, in Collegial Consultation, trainees learn from each other by offering several solutions to a problem, offering reasons for their ideas, trying to understand other people’s ideas, signalling agreements with each other, disagreeing, and building on each others’ ideas. The article argues that the structure of Collegial Consultation promotes an ethos of equality that supports high quality educational discussion, allowing trainee teachers to reflect together about teaching music within the Secondary classroom
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Published date: April 2011
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ISSN: 0255-7614
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