Was one of the earliest to point to the extended period of 'apprenticeship' How knowledge for teaching PE is constructed by That reality is constructed through conversational language. Of knowledge within the postmodern condition and support Shotter’s (1993) work The narratives generated by the grid inspiredĬonversations formed a storied knowledge consistent with Lyotard’s (1984) view Knowledge for teaching physical education within the broad brush of knowledgeĪs a social construct. Monitor the evolution of pre-service teachers’ construction of personal beliefsĪbout teaching in their own practice, and pre-service teachers’ construction of We describe therefore how the repgrid was used to identify and Interviews or conversations based upon the repgrid session to further exploreĮmerging visions of teaching physical education within the participants of In both studies, the repgrid sessions were followed by Organizing mechanism for students to think about and reflect upon teaching Hence in both studies, technology was used as an Kelly's (1955) the repertory grid technique was used and this is explained inĪpplication RepGrid 2 (Shaw 1991) was used as what Jonassen (1996) calls a To draw more extensively from both studies would result in excessive length for We are mindful of space here and felt that This we have included an abridged story from each study. Finally, we consider the potential for PCT and its associated methods to act as a tool to help students become agents of change as teachers. Know', both in and about teaching physical education (see Tinning, 1992). Of the theory and its methods in assisting student teachers in 'coming to Opportunities for students to develop alternative visions of teaching physicalĮducation within pre-service teachers. Within the physical education teacher education context to provide Our intention in this paper then, is to explore the potential for PCT Sense of knowledge for teaching (Carr 1989, Goodson & Walker 1991, Schönġ991). We are gaining on how a person constructs discipline knowledge for physicalĮducation (Macdonald and Tinning, 1995, Sparkes, 1989,1993) and develops a Possibility for change in this regard can be informed by the advancing insights Of physical education programs in public schools with teacher preparation inįurther argue that physical education teacher education (PETE) has failed toĭirectly exert a positive influence on school programs.
To say ‘What we have is systematic failure - one that involves the relationship Siedentop and Locke (1997) have gone as far To be one of praxis - that form of practice which is underpinned by theoreticalĬonstructs and which is open to reflexive reordering (Giddens, 1991) but which
Suggest, it is practice that counts, not theory for most pre-service As both Barrows’ (1990) and Hargreaves (1984)
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Professional knowledge to inform the practice of PE, is not realized by most Teacher education is that what is taught in teacher preparation programs as The problem in physical education teacher education Theory (Billig 1988, Gergen 1991, Shotter 1993) and the social theory of Links to the constructivist work of Vygotsky (1978), social constructionist Furthermore, we have made, independently, theoretical We have additionallyĭrawn methodologically, from life history research (Sparkes 1993, Woods 1987)Īnd research which focuses on 'lived experienced' (Van Manen 1990) toĬomplement Kelly’s ideas. Moreover, Kelly's methodological ideas have been integrated with other work inĪ variety of fields and settings including educational research (for exampleĬoopman 1997, Diamond 1995, Jankowicz 1990, Solas 1995). Kelly has a vibrant following that includes an active personalĬonstruct psychology (PCP) discussion list, managed in the United Kingdom. This theory has experienced something ofĪ renaissance in recent times though to be fair, it never went completely out Range of methods principally guided by personal construct theory (PCT), George The studies were undertaken independently butĬoncurrently, one in Canada, the other in Australia. Theory and narrative methods to facilitate reflexive constructions of teachingĭrawn from two large studies undertaken within physical education teacherĮducation environments. Educational Researcher (in press), November issue, 2001.
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