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A Didactic Proposal to Develop Critical Thinking in Mathematics: The Case of Tomás
Lina Fonseca, Sónia Arezes Abstract Critical thinking is an essential skill that schools should develop in every student at every level. As it is a complex and difficult task to accomplish, it should be introduced early on in a child’s… Read More ›
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The Belief in Outdoor Play and Learning
Cato Tandberg, Karen Marie Eid Kaarby Abstract Norwegian kindergartens traditionally use outdoor environments for play and learning also for the youngest children regardless of the season. This research examines the assumptions and priorities underlying teachers’ work with movement and sensory… Read More ›
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Teaching Computational Thinking to Primary School Students via Unplugged Programming Lessons
Hylke H Faber, Menno D M Wierdsma, Richard P Doornbos, Jan Salvador van der Ven, Kevin de Vette Abstract This paper focuses on an introductory course in computational thinking for students at their final year in primary school, carried out… Read More ›
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Teaching Training in Art and Craft: Drawing as a Performative Act
Samira Jamouchi Abstract Drawing is the most usual activity in Norwegian kindergartens. But it seems that the process during the act of drawing is not fruitfully valued. I have used a performative drawing form to meet the new National Curriculum… Read More ›
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Editorial 2107
Journal of the European Teacher Education Network2017, Vol. 12, 1-151Editorial Welcome to the latest volume of the Journal of the European Teacher Education Network(JETEN)! Since last year, JETEN is connected to the Directory of Open Access Journals(DOAJ). To be part… Read More ›
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Editorial 2018
Editorial This is the 13th volume of the Journal of the European Teacher Education Network (JETEN) and the 6th volume online. We remind you that in the last two years, JETEN is registered on the Directory of Open Access Journals… Read More ›
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How Preschool Teachers Handle Problem Situations: Discussing Some Indicators of Emotional Issues
Derya Sahin Asi, Damla Guzeldere Aydin, Sakire Ocak Karabay Abstract Teachers usually interact with their students in various ways including instruction. If there is a conflict occurs between child and teacher, teachers may have the tendency to use several strategies… Read More ›
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Living in and learning within urban space. Inviting teacher students to exchange their city life experiences with words and drawing.
Samira Jamouchi Abstract Cities open themselves up to different ways of being explored, experienced, and expressed by the inhabitants. Newcomers and natives each bring unique perspectives on the cities they inhabit. This paper describes an arts-based research design I call… Read More ›
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CEFR Implementation: Adapting to Learner Characteristics – by Judith Golan Ben-Uri
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Research Processes for Developing Social Awareness and Cultural Identity among teacher education students from East Jerusalem – by Helen Kakounda Muallem
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The Imperative of Inclusive Leadership for Excellent Teaching and Learning: A Needs Analysis for Dutch Primary, Secondary, and Higher Education – by Michel Hogenes
4 March, 2025
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Students’ connection to nature and culturally responsive teaching in early years teacher education – by Elly Herikstad Tuset, Ida Margrethe Uggerud, Anikke Hagen and Anne Kristine Byhring
20 December, 2024
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Exploring challenges in COIL: an analysis of students’ buy-in – by Monica Skaten and Thor Erik Sortland
14 July, 2024
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Effects of Socio-economic related Mathematical Learner Identity on student Performance in Mathematics among Secondary Schools in Kilifi County Kenya – by Mweni Tsofa Nickson, Marguerite M. O’Connor and Maundu John Nyamai
26 March, 2024