Pre-Service Teachers' Perception and Beliefs of Readiness to Teach Mathematics

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  • Clarissa Enid Rosas College of Mount Saint Joseph

Abstract

This study explored pre-service teachersâ perceptions regarding their readiness to teach mathematical concepts and their preparation to integrate mathematical topics in instruction. Participants consisted of pre-service teachers who agreed to participate in a state-wide survey. For the purpose of this study, data was disaggregated into two groups: pre-service teachers who attended a private teacher education program and pre-service teachers who attended a public teacher education program. Results of this study indicate that pre-service teachers from both private and public colleges felt adequately prepared to teach mathematics and were indifferent in their perception of their ability to integrate mathematical concepts.

Author Biography

Clarissa Enid Rosas, College of Mount Saint Joseph

Clarissa Rosas, Ph.D Associate Professor Director, Multicultural Special Education Graduate Program

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2011-04-05

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Rosas, C. E. (2011). Pre-Service Teachers’ Perception and Beliefs of Readiness to Teach Mathematics. Current Issues in Education, 14(1). Retrieved from https://cie.asu.edu/ojs/index.php/cieatasu/article/view/591

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