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Providing Evidence Teacher Candidates Teach Well, How Well They Teach, And How We Know, John Hobe

Georgia Educational Research Association Conference

How do we decide what teacher candidates need to do well in a program, how well they do it, and how do we know, will be seen, heard, and discussed. Participants will receive activities, with examples, explaining how these decision are made so program standards are demonstrated and assessed. Procedures for video evidence gathered during field experiences and related to decided standards and requirements, including edTPA, will be analyzed with presentation participant involvement. This research project is in progress.

Cognitive Skills And Mathematics Problem-Solving Performance, Ardyth C. Foster Phd

Georgia Educational Research Association Conference

Geared towards teacher educators and elementary and middle-school mathematics teachers, the findings of a study that explored relationships between students’ cognitive skills and their mathematics problem-solving performance will be presented. The existing complexities within this area, along with the potential implications for collaboration among students and their teachers/peers, and for appropriate and effective pedagogical decision making, will be discussed.

By addressing possible relationships between students’ cognitive skill strengths and skill-based assessment methods, this presentation will provide opportunities for exploring and discussing potential impacts on teaching and assessment methods that are geared towards students’ learning strategies/styles, and that engage students in …