Noticing and analysing needs – supportive teaching – measuring student teachers’ situation – specific cognitive processing skills
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https://doi.org/10.12697/eha.2023.11.2.03Keywords:
self-determination theory, basic psychological needs, teacher situationspecific skills, video-based assessment instrumentAbstract
Selle uuringu eesmärk oli kohandada situatsioonispetsiifiliste ehk PID-oskuste (perception, interpretation, decision-making skills) hindamisvahend isemääramisteooria konteksti, et analüüsida õpetajakoolituse üliõpilaste suutlikkust märgata ja tõlgendada psühholoogilisi baasvajadusi toetavaid tegevusi klassiruumi kontekstis. Andmeid koguti aineõpetajate õpetajakoolituse magistriõpingute esimese aasta üliõpilastelt (N = 97), kasutades tunnivideote analüüsi. Uuringu tulemuste põhjal võib öelda, et üliõpilased märkavad tunnivideotest psühholoogiliste baasvajadustega seotud aspekte. Tõlgendamisel ning otsuste tegemisel olid üliõpilaste vastused pigem kas kirjeldavad või hinnangulised ega olnud seotud teoreetiliste teadmistega. Töökogemuse põhjal olulisi erinevusi tulemustes ei täheldatud. Kuigi õpetajakoolituse üliõpilaste puhul on tulemused ootuspärased, tuleks PID-oskuste arendamisele õpetajakoolituses senisest teadlikumalt tähelepanu pöörata, toetamaks paremini teoreetiliste teadmiste ülekannet praktikasse.
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