Dear all,
Is anyone aware of studies which discuss teachers' (in-service and pre-service) beliefs about children, that go beyond beliefs about children's learning? I'm also interested about studies of teacher beliefs about parents and children's home rearing.
So far I've found some really interesting work made by e.g. Sue Lasky, and Angela Baum, but I'd like broaden my knowledge about the topic.
Thanks,
Pekka
I have not looked at the research beyond teaching, so I looked up what is available on RG:
https://www.researchgate.net/search.Search.html?type=publication&query=Teacher%20beliefs%20about%20children%20%2F%20parents%3F&tabViewId=58239052f7b67e644b676643&previous=researcher
As an teacher educator, I've always felt passionate about children's culturally diverse backgrounds in which they are socialized and bring these social patterns into the classroom. As such, my research focuses on accommodating for their cultural diversity which may be of interest to you.
many thanks,
Debra
Article One Style Does Not Fit All: Facilitating Cultural Difference...
Dear Pekka,
Hope the attached literature will be of assistance.
Regards
Article The Teacher Belief Q-Sort: A measure of teachers' priorities...
Article The impact of occupational socialization on physical educati...
Article Pygmalions, Galateans and Golems: why pre-service teacher be...
You may have a look at my profile because my MSc dissertation was about students' curricular beliefs in Physical Education, so I have a couple of papers and conference publications on this issue.
Article Greek pre-service physical education teachers' beliefs about...
Thanks for all of you contributing to this thread.
The paper I searched these studies for is now published in Early Child Development and Care.
http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/03004430.2017.1324434
Article Wonder children and victimizing parents – preservice early c...
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