The Integrations of Elementary Science Teachers’ Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge Components during COVID-19: Teaching Electric Circuits and Circuit Diagrams

IF 2.2 3区教育学 Q1 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH Research in Science Education Pub Date : 2023-12-08 DOI:10.1007/s11165-023-10147-0

Sevgi Aydin-Gunbatar, Neslihan Kaplan, Fatma Nur Akin

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This study aimed to examine the integration of four elementary science teachers’ technological pedagogical content knowledge (TPACK) components during emergency remote teaching. Data sources included teaching video recordings and stimulated interviews conducted after analyzing the teachers’ teaching videos. The data were analyzed by identifying the practical TPACK (TPACK-p) segments and by adopting the enumerative and constant-comparative approaches. Major findings of the analysis were (i) the integrations seen in the teachers’ maps become richer and more diverse as their TPACK-p proficiency increases; (ii) the learner and assessment components are the most prominent components when the teachers can integrate learners into the lesson; and (iii) the instructional management and curriculum-design components have limited integrations with other TPACK-p components. The results are discussed in light of related literature and implications are provided for science teacher education. Remote science teaching courses should be incorporated into preservice teacher education programs. Likewise, professional development programs should train in-service teacher for distance science teaching.

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COVID-19 期间小学科学教师技术教学内容知识的整合：电路和电路图教学

本研究旨在考察四位小学科学教师在紧急远程教学中技术教学内容知识（TPACK）的整合情况。数据来源包括教学录像和分析教师教学录像后进行的激励访谈。通过识别实用 TPACK（TPACK-p）片段，并采用枚举法和常量比较法对数据进行分析。分析的主要结论是：(i) 随着教师 TPACK-p 能力的提高，教师教学图中的整合变得更加丰富和多样；(ii) 当教师能够将学习者整合到课程中时，学习者和评估部分是最突出的部分；(iii) 教学管理和课程设计部分与其他 TPACK-p 部分的整合有限。本文结合相关文献对研究结果进行了讨论，并提出了对科学教师教育的启示。远程科学教学课程应纳入职前教师教育计划。同样，专业发展计划也应培训在职教师进行远程科学教学。

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