Student errors: How teachers diagnose and respond to them

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Abstract

Current pedagogical discourse has established that teacher competence is a conditio sine qua non for high level performance in the classroom. Nevertheless questions of conceptualising and measuring teacher competence have yet to be answered. In our study we analyse a facet of teacher competence essential to successful learning processes; namely, teacher competence when diagnosing and responding to student errors in a constructive manner. Two pilot studies investigate how students perceive error culture in their classrooms, and how teachers deal with learner errors during lessons.

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Seifried, J., & Wuttke, E. (2010). Student errors: How teachers diagnose and respond to them. Empirical Research in Vocational Education and Training, 2(2), 147–162. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf03546493

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