Psychological Development and Education ›› 2004, Vol. 20 ›› Issue (4): 70-73.

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Comparative Studies on Teaching Strategy among Novice,Proficient and Expert Teachers

MENG Ying-fang1,2, LIAN Rong2, GUO Chun-yan1   

  1. 1. Capital Normal University, Beijing 100037;
    2. Fujian Normal University, Fuzhou 350007
  • Online:2004-10-15 Published:2004-10-15

Abstract: This research compared the teaching strategy of different kinds of teachers in middle school by using the self-designed "teaching strategy questionnaires".Analyses found that there were differences in teaching strategy between different kinds of teachers.Compared with the proficient teacher,the novice teacher paid more attention to strategy-before-class,but gained lower score in strategy-in-class,and there was no obvious difference in strategy-after-class.Between the proficient teacher and the expert teacher,there was a notable difference in all dimensions of teaching strategy.Flexibility,originality and effective reflectivity are characteristics of the expert teacher's teaching strategy.

Key words: novice teacher, proficient teacher, expert teacher, teaching strategy

CLC Number: 

  • G443
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