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Session Type: Symposium
Facing a broad heterogeneity of students, teachers need professional competences to address their students’ needs adequately and to reduce educational inequalities. Teachers’ main task is to provide high quality instruction in school, but it also includes parental work, so students can receive necessary support outside the school context. So how can universities and training centers prepare teachers for these highly complex tasks? The symposium brings together five different studies, using simulations in pre-service teacher education to foster professional competences, such as knowledge, attitudes, motivation, and interpersonal engagement skills. The presented projects contribute to the body of knowledge about teacher competencies and to the discussion of teacher education in the 21st century.
360-Degree Videos in Teacher Education to Develop Preservice Teachers' Theory-Based Interpersonal Knowledge - Hanneke Theelen, Zuyd University of Applied Sciences; Antoine van den Beemt, EindHoven University of Technology; Perry den Brok, Wageningen University
Assessing Skills Competencies Using Serious Educational Games - Alan Koenig, University of California - Los Angeles
Fostering Preservice Teachers' Classroom Management Competence in a Simulated Inclusive Classroom - Annika Ohle-Peters, TU Dortmund University; Nele McElvany, TU Dortmund University
(How) Does Engagement in Cyclic Simulations Impact Teacher Candidates' Eliciting of Student Thinking? - Meghan M. Shaughnessy, Boston University; Timothy A. Boerst, University of Michigan
Using Mixed-Reality Simulations to Develop Preservice Teachers' Family Engagement Skills - Judy Paulick, University of Virginia; Rose Sebastian, University of Virginia; Charlotte DeHaven Blain, University of Virginia