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Session Submission Type: Roundtable Session
Papers in this roundtable session tackle questions about how to best cultivate preservice teacher knowledge and efficacy. Papers present findings from research on preservice teachers' beliefs and dispositions. Papers also present models of best approaches and practices for supporting preservice teachers' knowledge development and their ability to make professional decisions.
Beyond Scores: What Performance Assessments Make Visible About Preservice Teachers’ Knowledge and Practices - Anissa R. Stewart, University of California, Santa Barbara; Jennifer Noel Scalzo, University of California - Santa Barbara; Katherine Joy Nilsen, University of California - Santa Barbara; Nicole Marie Merino, University of California - Santa Barbara
Pouring the Apprenticeship of Observation Into the Preservice Blender: Mix, Crush, or Puree? - Ashley Summer Boyd, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Julie Ellison Justice, Vanderbilt University; Janice L. Anderson, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Jennifer Jones Gorham, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Steven Wall, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Kathleen Nichols, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Jonathan Bartels, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Teacher Candidates’ Beliefs About Dispositions: Where Do We Go From Here? - A.J. Zenkert, Boise State University
What the Filling in the “Compliment Sandwich” Entails: Preservice Teachers’ Views of Constructive Criticism - Carlton J. Fong, Texas State University; Diane L. Schallert, The University of Texas - Austin
“I Will Stick to My Guns”: Preservice Teachers’ Thinking About Agency and Professional Decisions - J. Spencer Clark, Utah State University