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Videobasierte Lehrerfortbildungen - Wirkt sich die Arbeit mit eigenen oder fremden Unterrichtsvideos auf motivational-affektive Prozesse und die Zufriedenheit der Lehrkräfte aus?

Translated title of the contribution: Video-based teacher trainings – Does the work with videos of one’s own teaching or of other teachers’ teaching affect motivational-affective processes and the satisfaction of the teachers?

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Abstract

The article focuses on the impact of the media type (videos of one’s own teaching or of other teachers’ teaching) on teachers’ motivational-affective processes in the context of video-based professional development. The assumption the media type triggers different motivational-affective processes has not been sufficiently demonstrated. However, motivational-affective processes are essential personal determinants of effective teacher training. Therefore, an online training with both media types has been developed and carried out with 89 maths teachers. The article focuses on the importance of motivational-affective processes for teachers’ learning. Finally, the impact of the media type on motivational-affective processes of the teachers of the online training will be presented.
Translated title of the contributionVideo-based teacher trainings – Does the work with videos of one’s own teaching or of other teachers’ teaching affect motivational-affective processes and the satisfaction of the teachers?
Original languageGerman
JournalLehrerbildung auf dem Prüfstand
Volume10
Issue number2
Pages (from-to)234-247
Number of pages14
ISSN1867-2779
Publication statusPublished - 02.2017

Research areas and keywords

  • Educational science

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