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Entering secondary physical education student-teachers’ expectations of their program of initial teacher education

Entering secondary physical education student-teachers’ expectations of their program of initial teacher education
Entering secondary physical education student-teachers’ expectations of their program of initial teacher education
The views and beliefs held by entering student teachers can be shaped by their expectations of teaching and initial teacher education (Wideen et al., 1998). Whilst interest has investigated student teachers’ expectations (e.g. Hobson et al., 2006; Malderez et al., 2007) little exists in physical education. This qualitative paper examines the entering expectations held by 24 PGCE secondary physical education student teachers. Informed by the published literature on student teacher expectations and the specific purposes of this study, data were collected from participants on the first day of their initial teacher education course in the form of an open-ended survey that included eleven items. Participants discussed a range of expectations related to course content, pedagogy, course structure and staffing responsibilities and contributions. Student teachers should be encouraged to explore their expectations and consider which specific elements align with initial preconceptions concerning their teacher education
physical education,, teacher education
2277-5447
85-94
Kinchin, Gary D
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Kinchin, Gary D
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Kinchin, Gary D (2019) Entering secondary physical education student-teachers’ expectations of their program of initial teacher education. International Journal of Physical Education Fitness and Sports, 8 (1), 85-94. (doi:10.26524/ijpefs19111).

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The views and beliefs held by entering student teachers can be shaped by their expectations of teaching and initial teacher education (Wideen et al., 1998). Whilst interest has investigated student teachers’ expectations (e.g. Hobson et al., 2006; Malderez et al., 2007) little exists in physical education. This qualitative paper examines the entering expectations held by 24 PGCE secondary physical education student teachers. Informed by the published literature on student teacher expectations and the specific purposes of this study, data were collected from participants on the first day of their initial teacher education course in the form of an open-ended survey that included eleven items. Participants discussed a range of expectations related to course content, pedagogy, course structure and staffing responsibilities and contributions. Student teachers should be encouraged to explore their expectations and consider which specific elements align with initial preconceptions concerning their teacher education

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Accepted/In Press date: 24 October 2018
e-pub ahead of print date: 28 March 2019
Published date: 30 March 2019
Keywords: physical education,, teacher education

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Local EPrints ID: 430870
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/430870
ISSN: 2277-5447
PURE UUID: 69ca22e7-e902-41cb-a863-7e53959a3938

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Date deposited: 16 May 2019 16:30
Last modified: 05 Jun 2024 18:50

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Author: Gary D Kinchin

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