Motivations and expectations of pre service student teachers specialising in mathematics at two primary teachers colleges in Zimbabwe

This study examined the motivations and expectations of preservice student teachers specialising in Mathematics at two government primary teachers colleges in Zimbabwe. It was motivated by the observation that most preservice teachers voluntary opted for mathematics as their subject area of speciali...

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Main Authors: Chabongora, Sister Bernadette, Chauraya, Million, Mhlolo, Mike
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Language:English
Published: Zimbabwe Journal of Educational Research 2020
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/11408/3806
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Chauraya, Million
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description This study examined the motivations and expectations of preservice student teachers specialising in Mathematics at two government primary teachers colleges in Zimbabwe. It was motivated by the observation that most preservice teachers voluntary opted for mathematics as their subject area of specialisation at enrolment, but a significant number of them failed in this area at the end of the programme ...
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spelling ir-11408-38062022-06-27T13:49:06Z Motivations and expectations of pre service student teachers specialising in mathematics at two primary teachers colleges in Zimbabwe Chabongora, Sister Bernadette Chauraya, Million Mhlolo, Mike Education Student teachers Motivation This study examined the motivations and expectations of preservice student teachers specialising in Mathematics at two government primary teachers colleges in Zimbabwe. It was motivated by the observation that most preservice teachers voluntary opted for mathematics as their subject area of specialisation at enrolment, but a significant number of them failed in this area at the end of the programme ... 2020-07-22T06:56:13Z 2020-07-22T06:56:13Z 2009 Article 1013-3445 http://hdl.handle.net/11408/3806 en Zimbabwe Journal of Educational Research;Vol.21 , No.2: p. 239 - 254 open Zimbabwe Journal of Educational Research
spellingShingle Education
Student teachers
Motivation
Chabongora, Sister Bernadette
Chauraya, Million
Mhlolo, Mike
Motivations and expectations of pre service student teachers specialising in mathematics at two primary teachers colleges in Zimbabwe
title Motivations and expectations of pre service student teachers specialising in mathematics at two primary teachers colleges in Zimbabwe
title_full Motivations and expectations of pre service student teachers specialising in mathematics at two primary teachers colleges in Zimbabwe
title_fullStr Motivations and expectations of pre service student teachers specialising in mathematics at two primary teachers colleges in Zimbabwe
title_full_unstemmed Motivations and expectations of pre service student teachers specialising in mathematics at two primary teachers colleges in Zimbabwe
title_short Motivations and expectations of pre service student teachers specialising in mathematics at two primary teachers colleges in Zimbabwe
title_sort motivations and expectations of pre service student teachers specialising in mathematics at two primary teachers colleges in zimbabwe
topic Education
Student teachers
Motivation
url http://hdl.handle.net/11408/3806
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