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Behaviour management, as in every other aspectof teaching, has both a theoretical basis and apractical component. Student teachers in Israel, aselsewhere in the Western world, receive very little, ifany of that theoretical basis (Davies & Ferguson,1997; Merrett & Wheldall, 1993; Reid, 1989). Theymust deal with the practical aspects alone and withonly marginal methodology. The college supervisorsare the only persons in the training system who havethe ability to support the development of a reservoirof professional coping methods for those enteringthe complex and multifaceted profession of teaching.They bear full responsibility. However, thisresearch has indicated that they renounce thisobligation, if not directly, then in practice, whetherfor ideological or other reasons. They face thestudent teachers lacking the tools to cope withbehaviour management, motivation and obligationto educate them to cope with behaviour managementand basing success in behaviour managementon the personality of the future teacher andexempting themselves from accountability.
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