50 Years of Education Research Trends

Irvine, J.; Kimmons, R.

doi:10.59668/226

Educational Psychology

… themes: motivation, the impact of Teachers, math anxiety, and schema theory.…… how it played into student–Teacher interactions and student motivation. “Effort:…… for understanding the impact of Teachers. Previous research centered around the…… (1979) discussed variables was Teacher expectations on classroom performance.…… focused less on the impact of Teachers (though there were still some articles…… positions such as elementary Teacher, dental hygienist, and secretary. The authors…Self-efficacy in Teachers became the topic of Gibson and Dembo’s 1984 article.…… the relationship between the Teacher’s classroom (i.e., structure, involvement,…… Symonds, 1991) as well as that of Teacher and student (Birch & Ladd, 1997). Horvath…… the classroom and encouraged Teachers to move toward a mastery orientation to…… research (Hill et al., 2005), Teacher burnout and work engagement (Hakanen et…… instructional technology. However, Teachers re-emerged as a dominant theme, continuing…… decade included the following: Teacher support and structure (Jang et al., 2010),…… with instructional strategies Teachers could employ to elicit the highest levels…… articles had a heavy emphasis on Teachers. The majority of these articles were…… specifically addressed research on Teacher scaffolding over the last decade.…… researched the relationship between Teacher burnout and the Teachers’ sense…… (2020) wrote about the impact on Teachers after six weeks of being in lockdown…… to improvements for students, Teachers, counselors, and clients alike. Because…… 1970s, researchers began to study Teachers and the effect that they had on the…… (1984) studied the behavior of Teachers in relation to their self-efficacy. The…… in multiple popular articles. Teachers’ self-efficacy in relation to their…… Some factors considered were Teacher support and structure (Jang et al., 2010),…… evolved the concept of students, Teachers, counselors, and clients in relation…Brophy, J. E. (1979). Teacher behavior and its effects. Journal of Educational…… J. E., & Good, T. L. (1970). Teachers' communication of differential expectations…Kyriacou, C., & Sutcliffe, J. (1978). Teacher stress: Prevalence, sources, and…Gibson, S., & Dembo, M. H. (1984). Teacher efficacy: A construct validation. Journal…… H., & Ladd, G. W. (1997). The Teacher-child relationship and children’s early…… classroom: Reciprocal effects of Teacher behavior and student engagement across…… school: The role of parents, Teachers, and peers. Journal of Educational Psychology,…… Burnout and work engagement among Teachers. Journal of School Psychology, 43(6),…… Chiu, M. M. (2010). Effects on Teachers' self-efficacy and job satisfaction:…… (2013). Professional competence of Teachers: Effects on instructional quality…… Beishuizen, J. (2010). Scaffolding in Teacher–student interaction: A decade…… you’: The impact of COVID‐19 on Teachers in England during the first six…Kim, L. E., & Burić, I. (2020). Teacher self-efficacy and burnout: Determining…1970s: Motivation, Teachers, Math Anxiety, and Schema Theory … Practices, Instructional Technology, Teachers, and Cognitive Load Theory Teachers Teachers Teachers

Educational Technology

… Johnstone (1991) argued that Teachers’ enthusiasm for new technologies for…… strategies to best help learners and Teachers with emerging educational materials.… with the pedagogical beliefs of Teachers in relation to their classroom practices,…… the beliefs and practices of Teachers as they related to technology and student-centered…Others were also interested in Teachers’ adoption of technology in their classrooms.…… “previously class content (Teacher led instruction)” is replaced with “what…… adoption of online learning enabled Teachers and learners to experience new models…… whether there was a gap between Teacher practice and the theoretical framework…Ertmer, P. A. (2005). Teacher pedagogical beliefs: The final frontier in our quest…… Sendurur, E., & Sendurur, P. (2012). Teacher beliefs and technology integration…… modeling approach to explaining Teachers’ adoption of digital technology in…Understanding Teacher Attitudes

Executive Summary

… changes both in teaching and Teacher education. Beginning in 1970, education…… counseling relationships, specifically Teacher–student relationships. Measuring…… education has shifted its focus from Teacher-centered research to student-centered…… research in (1) teaching and Teacher education, (2) educational technology, (3)…Teaching and Teacher Education

Higher Education

… responded with three aspects: when a Teacher can (a) reach the students’ level…… researchers study students and Teachers within their current environments. In…Students, as well as Teachers, benefited from being more involved in research…… interaction between students and Teachers. However, Ramsden (1979) found that…… if they recognized that their Teacher expected them to prepare for multiple choice…… focused on student ratings of Teachers. With a recognition of the growing popularity…… completed anonymously or if the Teacher was present during completion. In another…… learning experience and their Teachers’ effectiveness. Frey (1978) pointed…… will discuss the research on Teacher effectiveness, attrition, and self-assessment,…… found a modest improvement in Teacher effectiveness due to student ratings; in…… criteria students used to rate Teachers. He found that students’ and Teachers’…… effectiveness as rated by the Teachers themselves, current and former students,…… importance of having closer student-Teacher correspondence; (b) the course level,…… most cited articles, but unlike Teacher effectiveness, attrition, and self-assessment,…… models of learning, which were Teacher-focused with an emphasis on information…… the discretion of individual Teachers to teach pretty much how and what they…Research from this era called on Teachers to replace former practices of information…… theories-in-use of practicing Teachers. He developed a theory, Constructivist…Many researchers found that when Teachers replaced information transmission with…… rather than relying solely on a Teacher’s instruction.… and Walker (1998) encouraged Teachers to carefully consider their use of reflective…… practice with implications for Teacher implementation and allowing for greater…… provide a conceptual framework Teachers could use to advance their own reflective…… and taking action. In addition, Teachers were identified as playing important…… environments that nurture strong student-Teacher relationships, reduce opportunities…… instructors and emphasized the Teacher–student partnership in teaching and…… education has moved away from a Teacher-centered approach to a student-centered…… perceptions of engineering students and Teachers in Norway. Assessment & Evaluation…… evaluations of their courses and Teachers. Research in Higher Education, 4(1),…… (1976b). The superior college Teacher from the students’ view. Research in…… college students in rating their Teachers and courses: A review and analysis.…… students’ ratings of their Teachers: What we know and what we don’t. Research…… students’ ratings of their Teachers and courses. Research in Higher Education,…… scholarly accomplishment of college Teachers as related to their instructional…… F. (1999). Relations between Teachers' approaches to teaching and students' approaches…Teacher Effectiveness

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Journal List

Teaching and Teacher Education Journals Included in the Study Teaching and Teacher Education

Methodology

… professional communities, such as Teacher education or educational technology,…… titles, such as “school,” “Teacher,” or “intervention.” Bigrams were…

Teaching and Teacher Education

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