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According to Dan Lortie, the apprenticeship of observation refers to the phenomenon that teachers teach similarly to their own teachers because
According to Dan Lortie, the apprenticeship of observation refers to the phenomenon that teachers teach similarly to their own teachers because
- Teachers form ideas about teaching based on their personal experiences (correct)
- Teaching is an occupation that is shielded from youngsters
- Teachers have limited opportunities to observe other teachers
- Teachers-to-be have a clear understanding of the difficulties involved in teaching
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a possible source of teachers' beliefs about teaching, according to Lortie?
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a possible source of teachers' beliefs about teaching, according to Lortie?
- Teacher preparation (correct)
- Social encounters
- Popular culture
- Family traditions and values
The apprenticeship of observation suggests that teachers-to-be tend to
The apprenticeship of observation suggests that teachers-to-be tend to
- Have a clear understanding of the difficulties involved in teaching
- Have no understanding of the difficulties involved in teaching
- Overestimate the difficulties involved in teaching
- Underestimate the difficulties involved in teaching (correct)
According to Lortie, the activities of teachers are different from most occupations today because
According to Lortie, the activities of teachers are different from most occupations today because
The term 'apprenticeship of observation' was coined by
The term 'apprenticeship of observation' was coined by
What is the apprenticeship of observation, according to Dan Lortie?
What is the apprenticeship of observation, according to Dan Lortie?
What are some possible sources of teachers' beliefs about teaching, according to Lortie?
What are some possible sources of teachers' beliefs about teaching, according to Lortie?
Why do teachers-to-be underestimate the difficulties involved in teaching, according to Lortie?
Why do teachers-to-be underestimate the difficulties involved in teaching, according to Lortie?
How are beliefs about teaching similar to personal experiences, according to Lortie?
How are beliefs about teaching similar to personal experiences, according to Lortie?
What does Lortie contend about the beliefs teachers hold about teaching?
What does Lortie contend about the beliefs teachers hold about teaching?