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1 kwi 2003 · The book offers two theoretical bases for the new Realistic Approach to teacher preparation, one grounded in the nature of theory relevant to teachers and the other concerned with the relation between teachers’ beliefs and thinking and teachers’ behavior.
In this paper I will first look at the problem of changing teachers or education in general and the causes of this problem. I will then describe the basic principles of the "realistic approach to teacher education", which takes recent insights about teachers' functioning into account,
This article examines the origins and prominent philosophers in educational realism, tracing major historical events as realism developed as an influence on modern education.
Based on the model, the so-called ‘realistic approach’ to teacher education will be described. It aims at supporting the bottom-up process, starting from experiences and leading to fruitful knowledge about teaching which really inuences teachers’ practices.
12 sie 2021 · This paper describes how critical realism was operationalized to provide an explanatory framework for a small-scale qualitative study in the field of teacher education in a sub-Saharan African context.
15 cze 2007 · The paper begins with a brief cultural survey of events during the thirty-year period from 1960–1990 that brought many educators to break with epistemological realism and concludes with comments on the pedagogical importance of realism.
26 gru 2023 · How does a realist education prepare students for the unexpected twists and turns of life? By emphasizing critical thinking , problem-solving , and a deep understanding of the natural world, realism equips learners with the tools they need to tackle real-life challenges.
