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Download or read book Construcci n de la identidad del profesorado de educaci n secundaria written by Laura Cantillo Prado and published by . This book was released on 2016 with total page pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This PhD thesis aims to assess the thoughts and perceptions of teachers in pre-service training towards coexistence management, self-efficacy and educational inclusion processes. For this purpose, there has been a review of the literature including the stage of the question on three main topics: − Teacher’s identity. − The breach between theory and practice as well as theoretical alternatives in teachers training. − The Spanish education system, highlighting the focus on teachers training. Data has been collected from 150 teachers in pre-service training from Spanish universities that offered master’s degrees in teachers training for Secondary Education, Vocational Training and Foreign Language Teaching during 2012-2013 and 2013-2014 academic years. Due to the objectives of this research study, both quantitative and qualitative methodologies have been used. The qualitative research method has been focused on the use of focus group discussion. Thus, data from both methodologies were integrated in order to delve deeper into different aspects of interest. After data collection and analysis has been accomplished, regarding the perception of teachers’ Coexistence Management in the classroom, it is been found that teachers in pre-service training presented differences between their real and ideal perceptions...

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