How do teachers learn from students’ videos

Authors

  • Hélène Richoux
  • Monique Saint-Georges
  • Andrée Tiberghien

Abstract

This case study was carried out in the inital teachers’training Framework. It investigates how physics abd chemistry teachers analyse video extracts of students recorded in classroom Turing inquiry-oriented activities. The selected extracts allow the teachers to study the Turing inquiry-oriented activities. The selected extracts allow the teachers to study the student approaches, in particular the elements of knowledge envolved in students’ dialogues and their reasoning phases.

The data analysed in his study were collected during a teachers’ training session and they consists of video recording of two teachers teams and of their written productions. The results of this case study allows the researchers to follow the evolution of each teacher’s posture and their global evolution going from assessing to analysing and understanding students’ exchanges and written productions.

Keywords

Teachers’ professional development, Didactics, Physics, Videos, Observing students

Author Biographies

Hélène Richoux

UMR ICAR,

CNRS, Université de Lyon

France

Monique Saint-Georges

UMR ICAR

CNRS, Université de Lyon

France

Andrée Tiberghien

UMR ICAR

CNRS, Université de Lyon

France

Published

2012-02-28

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