Teaching techniques for initial teacher training: "Teach like a champion" program
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https://doi.org/10.29197/cpu.v17i33.373Keywords:
Didactic, teaching techniques, teacher training, practices, teaching innovationAbstract
In the framework of the Dominican Government's policy, the traditional approaches of Higher Education evolve towards the training of teachers of excellence, responding to the need of training active agents in the development of the country. The need for teacher qualification justifies actions aimed at their training, such as the training program “Teach as a champion” (Lemov, 2010); an appropriate didactic strategy for the integral formation of the teachers. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the effects of this intervention on the students of the Bachelor of Education. The students were trained to apply the techniques in the schools. An ad hoc instrument was used to estimate the effects of training. In addition, a questionnaire was prepared for the evaluation of student satisfaction. The results obtained show the opportunity of this intervention that facilitates the incorporation of competences into educational practice and can serve as a model for its implementation in the future.
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