Abstract

According to cooperating teachers and a controlled evaluation, student teachers who were supervised by telephone conferencing did not demonstrate a lesser degree of teaching effectiveness, but they were not satisfied with the supervision procedure. Telephone conferencing would allow faculty to supervise a larger number of students from a central location. (SB)

Citation

Kirman, J.M. & Goldberg, J. (1979). Student Teacher Telephone Conferencing with Satellite Maps as a Monitoring Device. Alberta Journal of Educational Research, 25(4), 275. Retrieved March 23, 2023 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/133463/.

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Keywords

• Conferences
• Control Groups
• Cooperating Teachers
• Experimental Teaching
• Practicum Supervision
• preservice teacher education
• student attitudes
• Student Teacher Supervisors
• student teachers
• Teacher Effectiveness
• Teleconferencing
• Telephone Communications Systems