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Changes in Teaching Behaviour After Completing a Self‐Instructional Microteaching Course (1)

Elizabeth Perrott Microteaching Research Unit, University of Lancaster
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Arthur N. Applebee Microteaching Research Unit, University of Lancaster
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Brian Heap Microteaching Research Unit, University of Lancaster
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Elizabeth P. Watson Microteaching Research Unit, University of Lancaster
Pages 348-362 | Published online: 09 Jul 2006

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E. Paul Baxter. (1990) Resource-based education in chemical engineering: The history and impact of a radical teaching innovation. Studies in Higher Education 15:2, pages 223-240.
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DavidR. McNamara. (1981) Teaching Skill: the Question of Questi. Educational Research 23:2, pages 104-109.
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Elizabeth Perrott & M. S. Padma. (1981) The Transfer of a Self‐Instructional Teacher‐Training Course from Britain to India. Programmed Learning and Educational Technology 18:3, pages 136-143.
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Elizabeth Perrott. (1980) The Role of the Teacher in Multidisciplinary Biology Education, with Special Reference to an Environmental Approach. European Journal of Science Education 2:3, pages 271-284.
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O. D. W. Hargie, D. A. Dickson & H. G. Tittmar. (1979) The Determinants of Students’ Attitudes to Microteaching: an Empirical Analysis. Programmed Learning and Educational Technology 16:2, pages 159-163.
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A. G. B. Wilshaw & D. Telford. (1978) MICROTEACHING CHILDREN ON THE COLLEGE CAMPUS: AN EVALUATION. Journal of Educational Television 4:2, pages 27-30.
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Elizabeth Perrott. (1977) Self‐Instructional Microteaching Courses for In‐Service Teachers. British Journal of In-Service Education 4:1-2, pages 54-65.
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Mantz Yorke. (1977) THE USE OF TELEVISION IN STAFF DEVELOPMENT. Journal of Educational Television 3:3, pages 77-79.
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D.M. Yorke. (1977) MICROTEACHING AND CLASSROOM PERFORMANCE. Journal of Educational Television 3:2, pages 55-58.
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Prof. Elizabeth Perrott. (1976) Changes in Teaching Behaviour after participating in a Self-Instructional Microteaching Course. Educational Media International 13:1, pages 16-25.
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ROY McCONKEY & MARY O'CONNOR. (1982) A new approach to parental involvement in language intervention programmes. Child: Care, Health and Development 8:3, pages 163-176.
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Judith Levinson-Rose & Robert J. Menges. (2016) Improving College Teaching: A Critical Review of Research. Review of Educational Research 51:3, pages 403-434.
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Roy McConkey & Mary O'Connor. (2006) Teaching Through Video: an experiment with student speech therapists. British Journal of Educational Technology 12:2, pages 98-106.
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D M Yorke. (2006) Television in the Education of Teachers: a Case Study. British Journal of Educational Technology 8:2, pages 131-141.
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Elizabeth Perrott. 1977. Environmental Education. Environmental Education 9 16 .
Arthur N. Applebee. (2006) Microteaching, Component Skills and the Training of Teachers: an Evaluation of a Research and Development Project. British Journal of Educational Technology 7:2, pages 35-43.
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