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A Taxonomy for Conceptualizing Teaching. Seda, E. ElliottS [microform]
A Taxonomy for Conceptualizing Teaching. : Seda, E. ElliottS - [microform]
A Taxonomy for Conceptualizing Teaching. Seda, E. ElliottS [microform]

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언어부호  
본문언어 - English
청구기호  
370.78 E68
    서명/저자  
    A Taxonomy for Conceptualizing Teaching. : Seda, E. ElliottS - [microform]
    발행사항  
    U.S.; Pennsylvania : , Apr 95
      형태사항  
      75; 1
      총서명  
      ERIC Reports
      주기사항  
      75p.; Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association (San Francisco, CA, April 17-22, 1995).
      초록/해제  
      요약This paper details the development of a taxonomy for conceptualizing teaching. This taxonomy is presented as a means to help educators understand and interpret what it is they do and continue in the process of searching and understanding. The purpose of developing a taxonomy, the basis for the dimensions--or subject matter--for the taxonomy, and the criteria for including or excluding specific dimensions are discussed, using ideas from a number of writers who conceptualize teaching. In developing the taxonomy, four issues are to be considered: (1) quantitative and qualitative bases for the dimensions; (2) criteria for the adequacy and utility of the taxonomy; (3) definitions of descriptors which form the structure for the taxonomy; and (4) reliable classification of the dimensions so that they can be defined objectively and operationally. Four general descriptors--what is teaching, why teach, what is taught and how, and to whom is teaching done--and their underlying dimensions are discussed and systematically arranged, resulting in a taxonomy for conceptualizing teaching. A number of uses for the taxonomy are suggested. The report concludes that all educators, especially those involved in teaching, need to be expert as opposed to novice thinkers and that if teachers, especially those in elementary, and secondary education, are to be considered professionals, they must make a concerted effort fully to comprehend and explain the activity of teaching. (Contains 136 references.)
      복제주기  
      Microfiche. . Springfield, VA : ERIC Document Reproduction Service. . microfiches ; 11×15 cm.
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      ■520    ▼aThis  paper  details  the  development  of  a  taxonomy  for  conceptualizing  teaching.  This  taxonomy  is  presented  as  a  means  to  help  educators  understand  and  interpret  what  it  is  they  do  and  continue  in  the  process  of  searching  and  understanding.  The  purpose  of  developing  a  taxonomy,  the  basis  for  the  dimensions--or  subject  matter--for  the  taxonomy,  and  the  criteria  for  including  or  excluding  specific  dimensions  are  discussed,  using  ideas  from  a  number  of  writers  who  conceptualize  teaching.  In  developing  the  taxonomy,  four  issues  are  to  be  considered:  (1)  quantitative  and  qualitative  bases  for  the  dimensions;  (2)  criteria  for  the  adequacy  and  utility  of  the  taxonomy;  (3)  definitions  of  descriptors  which  form  the  structure  for  the  taxonomy;  and  (4)  reliable  classification  of  the  dimensions  so  that  they  can  be  defined  objectively  and  operationally.  Four  general  descriptors--what  is  teaching,  why  teach,  what  is  taught  and  how,  and  to  whom  is  teaching  done--and  their  underlying  dimensions  are  discussed  and  systematically  arranged,  resulting  in  a  taxonomy  for  conceptualizing  teaching.  A  number  of  uses  for  the  taxonomy  are  suggested.  The  report  concludes  that  all  educators,  especially  those  involved  in  teaching,  need  to  be  expert  as  opposed  to  novice  thinkers  and  that  if  teachers,  especially  those  in  elementary,  and  secondary  education,  are  to  be  considered  professionals,  they  must  make  a  concerted  effort  fully  to  comprehend  and  explain  the  activity  of  teaching.  (Contains  136  references.)
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