1、My own feelings on Pre-service teacher leaning Abstract: Teachers are one of the subjects of educational course, and an important element that influences the educational course, result and the curriculum reform. Teacher education involves pre-service education and on-the-job education, and the fo
2、rmer is considered as the foundation and prerequisite. The paper is about my own understanding and feelings on pre-service teacher learning through reading and analyzing some literatures. In the end of this paper, it gives the conclusion on my current teaching stage and the components of my shortage
3、 of teaching ability, which can facility the development of my teaching profession. Key words: Pre-service teacher, Teachers’ professional development, Teachers' professional skills 1. The concept of pre-service teacher: Pre-service teacher, who is relative to post-service or in-service te
4、acher and mainly exists in teacher-training college is named as education student and includes teacher candidates who graduating from other university, have passed the teachers' qualification test. 2. Some famous theory on teachers ‘professional Pre-service teacher remains the initial stage of t
5、he teachers' professional development. The study on the teachers’ professional theory is of great significance to understand the characters of pre-service teachers’ professional development. Fuller’s theory of teachers teaching concerned stage divides teachers' professional development into the fo
6、ur stages of concern--------pre-teaching concerns, early concerns about survival, teaching situations concerns, and concerns about students. For the first stage of concern, pre-service teacher in the normal school plays the role of student and just has the imagination on the role of teacher in their
7、 future. Besides they have less teaching experience, and only pay attention to themselves. They also have no sympathy for in-service teacher. Moreover Fessler’s cyclical theory of teaching career divides teachers' professional development into eight stages-------pre-service, induction, competency bu
8、ilding, enthusiastic and growing, career frustration, stable and stagnant, career wind down, career exit. In 1970s, Katz, a researcher in America, adopted the method of questionnaire and interview to study pre-service teacher’s cultivation and development. She divided teaching development into fou
9、r stages-------- survival, consolidation, renewal, maturity. In addition to, in the end of 1970s, Burden and other researchers argued that teaching development has three stages including survival stage, adjustment stage, and mature stage. In conclusion, it is a procedure to develop the teachers’
10、 profession. Pre-service teacher is on the stage of beginning. As a pre-service teacher, you should first deeply understand the teaching ability to facilities the teachers’ professional development. The teachers’ professional development is the procedure of forming and improving teachers' profession
11、al skills. 3. The categories of teachers’ professional skills Teachers' professional skill is one of the standards of teachers’ profession. Teachers' professional skill is a conscious action which aims to achieve a certain purpose with their own professional knowledge under the guidance of certa
12、in educational idea. It takes the specific teaching behavior that a teacher uses the knowledge of teaching and learning and the experience in order to promote students' learning and to realize the teaching goal. From the point of view of the whole teaching system, teachers' professional skill is a s
13、eries of specific teaching behavior that teachers directly display when they face teaching situation. Teachers' professional skills can be roughly divided into three categories: 1) Teaching design skills They include teaching outline design, preparation of teaching purpose, analyzing and processin
14、g teaching materials, understanding the students’ situation, determining the teaching strategy, choosing teaching media, designing assignment and accessing students ‘leaning, writing teaching plan. 2) Classroom teaching skills: They include lead-in skills, teaching language, teaching, questioning,
15、 blackboard writing, presentation and experiment, learning skills, instruction of study methodology, teaching control, classroom management, ending skills, etc. 3) Teaching evaluation skills: Excepting for mastering the basic principle of teaching evaluation, you should grasp the main methods of t
16、eaching evaluation -- - test method, organization and implementation of teaching evaluation. 4. The summary of teachers’ professional skills Most of these teachers' professional skills have features of the certainty of function, perceptibility, operability, and measurability, etc. Institutions o
17、f higher learning play a heavy role of training pre-service teachers' professional skills which to be realized mainly through systematic professional knowledge and skills (developing course),structuration(structuring into professional courses’ plan), legitimation (the process of getting through cour
18、se and lesson plans confirmation) and inheritance (teaching the college students).A mature professional skill system of scientific knowledge has already been generally combined into degree courses of the university. After completing these courses, graduates should become the associate professionals
19、in the field. Teachers' professional skills are the intermediate link to turn into the teaching practice from the teaching theory they have mastered, and of the very vital signification for teachers to improve the teaching quality, to complete the teaching task, and to enhance the teaching ability.
20、 However, for a long time, the pre-service teachers' professional skills are limited to the field of course in a reality form, which leads to the lack of learning practice of students' professional skills. So it is difficult to generate practical knowledge. And learning and training teachers' profes
21、sional skills is limited to the extent of the simple imitation. Therefore, in order to enrich pre-service teachers' practical knowledge, meet the needs of the teachers' professional growth; it is quite urgent to expend the domain and the pathway of learning and training teachers' professional skills
22、 5. The approaches to acquire teaching professional skills College students can adopt many different methods to acquire teaching professional skills. First, institution of higher learning should add the course categories and the number of class houses to strength the power of cultivation of t
23、eaching professional skills. Second, for students’ teaching professional skills, the classroom teaching model is a very effective means of highlighting. Teacher plays a critical role in curriculum implementation. Students are subtly influenced by teacher ‘demonstration. Last, students' education tra
24、inees should be fully engaged in inspecting and learning from on-the-job teachers’ teaching activities and practice their teaching skill in the classroom of primary and secondary schools. In the meantime, teaching practice is the way of learning teacher's professional skills. Apart from these metho
25、ds which have been mentioned above, we have many approaches to promote teaching professional skills such as analyzing famous works on education, using the learning stage of virtual teaching, etc. The education on pre-service in college should use a combination of means to improve the teaching effect
26、 Meanwhile, a pre-service teacher must make great efforts by themselves on promote their teaching skills. 6. The conclusion on my own pre-service teacher learning As a pre-service teacher, I have much knowledge of both teaching theory and teaching practice to master and train. even I have comp
27、leted the pre-service leaning course, my current teaching level is still on the elementary stage that I only learn some basic teaching theory, but still is short of teachers ‘professional skills such as teaching design skills, classroom teaching skills and teaching evaluation skills, etc. Therefore,
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