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Cartoon-based Teaching Simulation for Reflective Improvement of Lesson Plans in Pre-service Teacher Training

Full Paper ID: 29738
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    Toshio Mochizuki
    Senshu University
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    Yoshihiko Kubota
    Joetsu University of Education
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    Hideyuki Suzuki
    Ibaraki University

Abstract: This paper describes the application of a cartoon-based thinking method to help train student teachers to create and revise their lesson plans from the viewpoint of learners. According to this method, learners are asked to represent their lesson plans in the form of a cartoon. It is expected that this method will encourage student teachers to imagine learners’ voices more effectively; this is because cartoons, which involve actors and their words, can enable student teachers to envisage the reality of a classroom activity in greater detail. The results of this study suggest that cartoon-based thinking helps student teachers to view their lesson plan from the learner’s perspective. Student teachers are also encouraged to critically analyze their initial lesson plans.

Presider: Leaunda Hemphill, Western Illinois University

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