pre-service teacher

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Making it their own: pre-service teachers' experiences, beliefs, and classroom practices.
Damron (2005) looks specifically at how pre-service teachers are encouraged to develop professionally.
Structured reflection on practical teaching experiences may help pre-service teachers to integrate their learning and analyze their actions to become more effective learners and teachers.
She reminded readers, however, that the oral examination used in the study was only a practice one and that the participants were advanced language learners (pre-service teachers).
Old habits die hard: literacy practices of pre-service teachers.
The study investigated the effectiveness of an immersion course that followed a realistic approach on pre-service teachers' deconstruction of negative and preconceived notions held about culturally and linguistically diverse students.
This study explored graduate pre-service teachers' language learning strategies and language self-efficacy and the relationship between these two constructs.
In conclusion, the author suggested some tasks, which may be helpful in developing the literacy beliefs of pre-service teachers.
This study was designed to develop more effective ways to address culture and cultural differences in the preparation of pre-service teachers.
This paper reports data from the second year of a five-year study that examined the experience of six pre-service teachers.
High self-efficacy pre-service teachers reported more frequent use of more number of language learning strategies than did low self-efficacy pre-service teachers.
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