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Annex E. List of tables available online
Copy link to Annex E. List of tables available onlineTable A E.1. Chapter 1 The importance of general pedagogical knowledge
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Table E.1.1 |
Mean score and variation in teachers' General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.1.2 |
Percentage of teachers scoring at different levels of General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.1.3 |
Relationship between teachers' percentage of class time spent in different tasks and their General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.1.4 |
Use of class time, by level of proficiency in General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.1.5 |
Relationship between teachers' practices regarding classroom management and their General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.1.6 |
Relationship between teachers' adaptive practices and their General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.1.7 |
Relationship between teachers' approaches to student practice and their General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.1.8 |
Relationship between teachers' practices regarding cognitive activation and their General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.1.9 |
Relationship between teachers' classroom practices and their General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.1.10 |
Relationship between stress from student behaviour and General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.1.11 |
Relationship between workload stress and General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.1.12 |
Relationship between stress from too much marking and General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.1.13 |
Relationship between stress from too many lessons to teach and General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.1.14 |
Relationship between teachers' sources of stress and their General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.1.15 |
Relationship between enjoyment of teaching and General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.1.16 |
Relationship between planning to leave the profession within the next 5 years and General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.1.17 |
Percentage of teachers planning to leave the profession within the next 5 years, by level of proficiency in General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.1.18 |
Allocation of teachers to schools according to their General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.1.19 |
Teachers' General Pedagogical Knowledge, by school characteristics |
Table A E.2. Chapter 2 Highly knowledgeable teachers: their characteristics and self-image
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Table E.2.1 |
Teachers' General Pedagogical Knowledge, by teachers’ characteristics |
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Table E.2.2 |
Percentage of teachers, by teachers' characteristics |
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Table E.2.3 |
Percentage of teachers at the top and bottom quartile of the national distribution of General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.2.4 |
Relationship between teachers' General Pedagogical Knowledge and gender |
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Table E.2.5 |
Teachers' General Pedagogical Knowledge, by career pathway |
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Table E.2.6 |
Percentage of teachers, by subject taught |
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Table E.2.7 |
Teachers' General Pedagogical Knowledge, by subject taught |
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Table E.2.8 |
Relationship between overall self-efficacy and General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.2.9 |
Relationship between self-efficacy in instruction and General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.2.10 |
Relationship between self-efficacy in classroom management and General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.2.11 |
Relationship between self-efficacy in student engagement and General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.2.12 |
Relationship between self-efficacy in additional topics and General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.2.13 |
Relationship between beliefs about preparation in classroom instruction and General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.2.14 |
Relationship between beliefs about preparation in student learning and General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.2.15 |
Relationship between beliefs about preparation in assessment and General Pedagogical Knowledge |
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Table E.2.16 |
Sense of preparedness regarding classroom instruction, teachers in the top quartile of the national distribution of GPK |
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Table E.2.17 |
Sense of preparedness regarding student learning, teachers in the top quartile of the national distribution of GPK |
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Table E.2.18 |
Sense of preparedness regarding assessment, teachers in the top quartile of the national distribution of GPK |
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Table E.2.19 |
Sense of preparedness regarding additional pedagogical topics, teachers in the top quartile of the national distribution of GPK |
Table A E.3. Chapter 3 Education systems can help teachers develop general pedagogical knowledge
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Table E.3.1 |
Teachers' General Pedagogical Knowledge, by highest level of formal education completed |
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Table E.3.2 |
Relationship between teachers' General Pedagogical Knowledge and initial teacher education |
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Table E.3.3 |
Teachers' General Pedagogical Knowledge, by year of completion of first teaching qualification |
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Table E.3.4 |
Relationship between teachers' General Pedagogical Knowledge and subjects included in initial teacher education |
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Table E.3.5 |
Teachers' General Pedagogical Knowledge and induction programmes offered |
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Table E.3.6 |
Relationship between novice teachers' General Pedagogical Knowledge and induction activities offered in the school |
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Table E.3.7 |
Relationship between teachers' General Pedagogical Knowledge and collaborative practices |