For a more learning-effective classroom talk, the Dialogic Video Cycle (DVC) an evidence-based teacher professional development programme was developed and. The programme was compared to traditional forms of professional development. This dissertation examines how participation in the DVC affected teachers’ facilitation, as well as student learning processes during such changed classroom talk and respective learning outcomes. Results indicate that participating teachers’ practice changed positively compared to the control group. Also, students’ response to this changed social context was positive, resulting in significant increases in situational and individual motivational orientations.
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For a more learning-effective classroom talk, the Dialogic Video Cycle (DVC) an evidence-based teacher professional development programme was developed and. The programme was compared to traditional forms of professional development. This dissertation examines how participation in the DVC affected teachers’ facilitation, as well as student learning processes during such changed classroom talk and respective learning outcomes. Results indicate that participating teachers’ practice changed positiv...
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