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Resumo:Teachers’ beliefs are directly connected to their practices and have an impact on students’ educational experiences and results. The aim of this study was to describe and examine the relationship between beliefs and practices linked to teaching students to write in the first four years of primary school. A total of 255 Portuguese primary school teachers participated in the study. A 52-item questionnaire was used to evaluate their beliefs, preferred activities and classroom organisation procedures in relation to writing instruction. Beliefs and classroom organisation procedures were subjected to factor analysis, whereas activities were considered individually. The analysis of teachers’ beliefs revealed two different factors: (1) code-based beliefs and (2) meaning-based beliefs. The analysis of teachers’ classroom organisation revealed three different factors: (1) pairs or small groups; (2) individual; and (3) whole classroom. Most of the participating teachers emphasised both explicit teaching and informal learning methods. There were significant associations between beliefs and activities and beliefs and classroom organisation procedures supported by code vs. meaning beliefs. However, the different associations revealed in the study showed that teachers combine multidimensional aspects in their writing instruction theory and practice.
Autores principais:Gaitas, Sérgio Miguel Protásio
Outros Autores:Martins, Margarida Alves
Assunto:Beliefs Practices Teaching Written language Primary school
Ano:2015
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:artigo
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Ispa-Instituto Universitário
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Repositório do Ispa - Instituto Universitário
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description Teachers’ beliefs are directly connected to their practices and have an impact on students’ educational experiences and results. The aim of this study was to describe and examine the relationship between beliefs and practices linked to teaching students to write in the first four years of primary school. A total of 255 Portuguese primary school teachers participated in the study. A 52-item questionnaire was used to evaluate their beliefs, preferred activities and classroom organisation procedures in relation to writing instruction. Beliefs and classroom organisation procedures were subjected to factor analysis, whereas activities were considered individually. The analysis of teachers’ beliefs revealed two different factors: (1) code-based beliefs and (2) meaning-based beliefs. The analysis of teachers’ classroom organisation revealed three different factors: (1) pairs or small groups; (2) individual; and (3) whole classroom. Most of the participating teachers emphasised both explicit teaching and informal learning methods. There were significant associations between beliefs and activities and beliefs and classroom organisation procedures supported by code vs. meaning beliefs. However, the different associations revealed in the study showed that teachers combine multidimensional aspects in their writing instruction theory and practice.
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spellingShingle Relationships between primary teachers’ beliefs and their practices in relation to writing instruction
Gaitas, Sérgio Miguel Protásio
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Teaching
Written language
Primary school
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Practices
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title Relationships between primary teachers’ beliefs and their practices in relation to writing instruction
title_full Relationships between primary teachers’ beliefs and their practices in relation to writing instruction
title_fullStr Relationships between primary teachers’ beliefs and their practices in relation to writing instruction
title_full_unstemmed Relationships between primary teachers’ beliefs and their practices in relation to writing instruction
title_short Relationships between primary teachers’ beliefs and their practices in relation to writing instruction
title_sort Relationships between primary teachers’ beliefs and their practices in relation to writing instruction
topic Beliefs
Practices
Teaching
Written language
Primary school
topic_facet Beliefs
Practices
Teaching
Written language
Primary school
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