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Developing a phenomenographic argument for the exit-level prospective teachers’ conceptions about teaching and learning

Yýlmaz Soysal,Somayyeh Radmard.

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This study presents a phenomenographic argument regarding Turkish prospective teachers’ (PTs) beliefs about teaching and learning that vary depending on their experiences. A phenomenographic research study was conducted to capture and interpret the PTs’ documentations regarding the conception of instruction. The participants were 54 senior pre-service student teachers. Qualitative data were gathered through phenomenographic interviewing. The data were analysed interpretatively, and categories of description were derived to establish an outcome space for supporting the phenomenographic argument. The outcome space incorporates three hierarchical levels of the PTs’ conceptions of teaching and learning: subject-centred teaching, individual-centred learning, and learner-centred teaching-learning. It turned out that the PTs held considerably conventional, idealistic teaching and learning conceptions. Moreover, there was a sharp distinction between the individual-centred and learner-centred conceptions of the participant PTs. Concrete recommendations for teacher preparation are offered to enhance the PTs’ shallow conceptions of teaching and learning.

Key words: Conceptions, teaching, learning, prospective teachers, phenomenography


 
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Yilmaz Soysal,Somayyeh Radmard. Developing a phenomenographic argument for the exit-level prospective teachers’ conceptions about teaching and learning. EEO. 2020; 19(4): 1998-2016. doi:10.17051/ilkonline.2020.763207

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Yilmaz Soysal,Somayyeh Radmard. Developing a phenomenographic argument for the exit-level prospective teachers’ conceptions about teaching and learning. EEO. 2020; 19(4): 1998-2016. doi:10.17051/ilkonline.2020.763207


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Yilmaz Soysal,Somayyeh Radmard. Developing a phenomenographic argument for the exit-level prospective teachers’ conceptions about teaching and learning. EEO. (2020), [cited August 11, 2020]; 19(4): 1998-2016. doi:10.17051/ilkonline.2020.763207


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Yilmaz Soysal,Somayyeh Radmard (2020) Developing a phenomenographic argument for the exit-level prospective teachers’ conceptions about teaching and learning. EEO, 19 (4), 1998-2016. doi:10.17051/ilkonline.2020.763207


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Yilmaz Soysal,Somayyeh Radmard. 2020. Developing a phenomenographic argument for the exit-level prospective teachers’ conceptions about teaching and learning. Elementary Education Online, 19 (4), 1998-2016. doi:10.17051/ilkonline.2020.763207


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Yilmaz Soysal,Somayyeh Radmard. "Developing a phenomenographic argument for the exit-level prospective teachers’ conceptions about teaching and learning." Elementary Education Online 19 (2020), 1998-2016. doi:10.17051/ilkonline.2020.763207


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Yilmaz Soysal,Somayyeh Radmard. "Developing a phenomenographic argument for the exit-level prospective teachers’ conceptions about teaching and learning." Elementary Education Online 19.4 (2020), 1998-2016. Print. doi:10.17051/ilkonline.2020.763207


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Yilmaz Soysal,Somayyeh Radmard (2020) Developing a phenomenographic argument for the exit-level prospective teachers’ conceptions about teaching and learning. Elementary Education Online, 19 (4), 1998-2016. doi:10.17051/ilkonline.2020.763207


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