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Preliminary Elementary School Teachers' Perceptions of Multicultural Classes and Implications for Teacher Education
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예비 초등교사의 사회과 다문화 수업 인식과 교사교육의 함의

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한국교원대학교 교육연구원 교원교육 교원교육 제35권 제4호 KCI Accredited Journals
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2019.1
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93 - 112 (20page)

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The purpose of this study was to identify the characteristics of preservice elementary school teachers by analyzing their perceptions of social studies and multicultural classes, and to address the implications for elementary school teacher education. CoRes (Content Representations) based questionnaires were modified for the purpose of this study and were administered to 25 preservice elementary school teachers. The data was collected and analyzed freely concerning social studies multicultural instructional plans and teacher responses . The results are as follows: First, prospective elementary school teachers chose the most understanding, respect and inclusion of various cultures for the purpose of multicultural classes in social studies. The reason for this is because the increase of domestic multicultural families and the need for global citizenship in the age of globalization are emphasized in teacher education. Second, the preliminary elementary school teachers were able to confirm that the multicultural family students participated in the class and the level of multicultural acceptance was one that elementary school students could accept. Also, when constructing social studies multicultural classes, students mainly used the problem-solving learning model to find solutions to multicultural problems and conducted evaluations centered on values and attitudes. The implications for elementary school teacher education are as follows. First, it is necessary to provide prospective teachers with various multicultural experiences and opportunities in the teacher training process. Second, opinions and ideas on how to evaluate the value attitude of social studies multicultural classes should be discussed more actively and deeply. Third, multicultural teaching logic and concept selection that accurately reflects reality are required from the multicultural teaching material development and educational level.

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