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However , a college degree and content knowledge does not necessarily equate to a highly effective literacy teacher as having the necessary knowledge and skills to perform a task does not ensure that the task will be performed ...
However , a college degree and content knowledge does not necessarily equate to a highly effective literacy teacher as having the necessary knowledge and skills to perform a task does not ensure that the task will be performed ...
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... for the preparation of teachers in that it highlights the situational and developmental nature of the teaching task analysis which is more salient in shaping efficacy beliefs when teachers lack experience or when tasks are new .
... for the preparation of teachers in that it highlights the situational and developmental nature of the teaching task analysis which is more salient in shaping efficacy beliefs when teachers lack experience or when tasks are new .
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“ Cognitive processing determines how the sources of information will be weighed and how they will influence the analysis of the teaching task and the assessment of personal teaching competence ” ( Tschannen - Moran , et al . , 1998 , p ...
“ Cognitive processing determines how the sources of information will be weighed and how they will influence the analysis of the teaching task and the assessment of personal teaching competence ” ( Tschannen - Moran , et al . , 1998 , p ...
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