Teacher Education Development as Continous Pedagogical Training In Omar Ibn- Abdelaziz Secondary School- Nedroma
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University of Tlemcen
Abstract
The educational systems all around the world knows a huge progression due to
many factors that pushed educational experts to be convinced by the obligation
of creating new modern methods and techniques to meet the learners‟ needs. The
development process of the continuing professional development (CPD) of the
teacher does work on the teachers‟ skills enhancing, in which programing two
differents and similars types of trainings, each one takes place during a specific
limited time, the pre-service training comes before the teacher commences
teaching in a classroom in front of learners, the basic purpose of it is to frame
the teacher techniques and meet the requirements. In the other hand, the teacher
himself starts another type of training during performing the duties as a teacher
by a self development in order to enhance the teaching skills. Teacher Education
Development (TED) is a set of in-service training procedures that help teachers
become reflective practitioners. These procedures include keeping diaries,
creating portfolios, recording lessons, and peer observation, which is considered
the most effective tool for skill development.. The study aimed to examine
teachers‟ attitude before and during teaching, is also investigates the pedagogical
training as a face of pre-service training and look forward how successful it can
be in Omar Ibn-Abdelaziz secondary school-Nedroma, as well as the present
study investigates the effectiveness and usage of TED‟s development procedures
in the mentioned secondary school. Moreover, the research compares between
experienced and novice teachers‟ points of view toward pedagogical training and
TED process to find out what kind of relationships gathers the two prfessional
development processes. The investigations were carried out by two research
tools, including questionnaire and semi-structured interview, which responded
on both by Omar-Ibn Abdelaziz secondary school teachers. The results obtained
are analyzed qualitatively and quantitatively in order to compare the main
findings to the hypotheses propose, most treachers see that both TED and
pedagogical trainings are set theoratically not on the ground. The results are
divergent among the experienced and novice teachers, but they confirmed the
hypotheses set.