Veteran Teachers’ Perception of Changes over Time in the Kindergarten
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Author
Mercer, Patrick JamesKeyword
Kindergarten TeachersEducational Changes
Educational Strategies
Teacher Attitudes
Teacher Strategies
Date Published
1992-05-01
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The purpose of this study was to investigate and document the changes that kindergarten teachers have seen take place in kindergarten and to record kindergarten teachers' opinions of these changes. A pilot study was conducted to narrow down the changes that have taken place in kindergarten. Three kindergarten teachers with various years of teaching kindergarten were used. Ten common threads of commentary were chosen and used as the basis for the actual study. Seventeen kindergarten teachers with nine or more years of teaching experience in kindergarten were the subjects. All seventeen kindergarten teachers were personally interviewed by the same researcher in the Rochester, New York area. The kindergarten teachers were from urban, suburban and rural public school systems.