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Direct linkJan Mustell; Susanna Geidne; Dean Barker – European Physical Education Review, 2024
Scholars have long questioned the impact of teacher education programmes. Persistent claims are that pre-service teachers have fixed ideas about pedagogy when they enter training and that they become enculturated once in the profession. Within physical education (PE), similar concerns have been raised with respect to ball games. Research suggests…
Descriptors: Physical Education, Physical Education Teachers, Teacher Education Programs, Preservice Teachers
