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Pre-Service Elementary Generalist Teachers’ Past Experiences in Elementary Physical Education and Influence of These Experiences on Current Beliefs | Randall | Brock Education Journal

Pre-Service Elementary Generalist Teachers’ Past Experiences in Elementary Physical Education and Influence of These Experiences on Current Beliefs

Lynn Randall, Julienne K. Maeda

Abstract


A lack of formal training in physical education leave pre-service generalist teachers little choice but to remember their past experiences for lesson ideas. Past experiences as elementary students may shape what and how pre-service generalists will teach. This study explored the past experiences of pre-service generalists teachers and the extent those experiences shape what they see as the purposes for elementary physical education. Findings indicate past experiences can influence current views. The implications for teacher education are discussed.

Keywords: elementary generalist teachers, physical education, teacher beliefs, past experiences

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Julian Kitchen
Editor, Brock Education
Faculty of Education, Brock University
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