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Preservice teachers’ shifting beliefs about struggling literacy learners
Susan L. Nierstheimer
, Carol J. Hopkins
, Deborah R. Dillon
, Maribeth Cassidy Schmitt
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Pre-service Teachers
100%
Teacher Candidates
100%
Reading Recovery
100%
Professional Development Model
100%
Struggling Literacy Learner
100%
Elementary School Teachers
50%
Future Teachers
50%
Practicum
50%
Teacher Knowledge
50%
Corrective
50%
Instructional Practices
50%
Learning to Read
50%
Beliefs about children
50%
Multiple Data
50%
Preservice Teacher Beliefs
50%
Reading Problems
50%
Constructivism
50%
Pre-service Teacher Knowledge
50%
Reading Methods
50%
Teacher Beliefs
50%
Methods Courses
50%
Student Ability
50%
Social Sciences
Pre-Service Teacher
100%
Professional Development
66%
Teacher Knowledge
66%
Teacher Beliefs
66%
Development Model
66%
Primary Education
33%
Instructional Practice
33%
Learning to Read
33%
Constructivism
33%