Online teaching during the Covid-19 pandemic: Turkish student teacher and teacher experiences from biology and preschool education fields

Nazli Ruya Taskin Bedizel, Sinem Güçhan Özgül
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This research presents a qualitative case study that investigates the biology and preschool student teachers' and teachers' experiences of online teaching during the Covid-19 pandemic. The study utilizes the diffusion of innovations theory to understand the adoption and application of online teaching as an innovation. The participants in the study consisted of eight senior biology teachers, four biology teachers, nine senior preschool education student teachers, and three preschool teachers. Data collection was conducted through online surveys administered to the participants at the end of the 2021 school year. Additionally, the researchers, who also served as student teachers' supervisors, took observation notes during the online teaching practice to complement the survey data. The findings of the study reveal insights into the adoption of online teaching and learning processes as an innovation among teachers and student teachers. Analysis of the participants' responses regarding their readiness and experiences indicates that student teachers exhibit higher levels of perception in adopting and applying online teaching compared to the teachers. Interestingly, the experiences of the participants from different fields did not significantly differ in terms of adopting the innovation. This study emphasizes the need to increase the relative advantages of online teaching, minimize its complexity, and be prepared for similar situations. Incorporating online lesson planning and management courses in teacher education programs and providing in-service training can enhance educators' knowledge and experiences in online teaching, contributing to the adoption of online education as an innovation. Additionally, further research is needed to explore the role of parents in online learning environments. Engaging stakeholders from various fields will provide valuable data for a deeper understanding of online teaching and learning.
2019冠状病毒病大流行期间的在线教学:土耳其学生教师和生物和学前教育领域的教师经验
本研究通过定性案例研究,调查了新冠肺炎大流行期间生物学和学前学生教师和教师在线教学的经验。本研究运用创新扩散理论来理解网络教学作为一种创新的采用与应用。研究对象包括8名高级生物教师、4名生物教师、9名高级幼教学生教师和3名幼儿教师。数据收集是通过在2021学年结束时对参与者进行的在线调查进行的。此外,研究人员同时担任学生教师的导师,在在线教学实践中记录观察笔记,以补充调查数据。该研究的结果揭示了将在线教学和学习过程作为教师和实习教师创新的见解。对参与者关于其准备程度和经验的反应的分析表明,与教师相比,实习教师在采用和应用在线教学方面表现出更高的感知水平。有趣的是,来自不同领域的参与者在采用创新方面的经历并没有显著差异。本研究强调需要增加在线教学的相对优势,尽量减少其复杂性,并为类似情况做好准备。在教师教育项目中加入在线课程规划和管理课程,并提供在职培训,可以提高教育工作者的在线教学知识和经验,有助于采用在线教育作为一种创新。此外,还需要进一步的研究来探索家长在在线学习环境中的作用。参与各个领域的利益相关者将为更深入地理解在线教学提供有价值的数据。
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