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What Can Research on Teacher Thinking Contribute to Teacher Preparation? A Second Opinion

Robert E. Floden · Hans Gerhard Klinzing

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Recent reviews suggest that research can only provide teacher educators with food for thought, observational methods, and rationales for current practice. Although each of those contributions is valuable, research on teaching and teacher education can provide even more. It is inappropriate to turn research results into teaching prescriptions and teacher-testing systems, but research knowledge still can, and should, play a substantive, constructive role in teacher education.

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