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Title: Videos in pre and in-service teacher training and professional development: a literature review.
Authors: Fraidlin, Avner1 (AUTHOR) afraidlin@gmail.com, Van Stratton, Jessica E.1 (AUTHOR), Beeman, Elizabeth1 (AUTHOR), Gongulia, Kriti1 (AUTHOR), Halkowski, Madeline2 (AUTHOR), McElroy, Alyssa1 (AUTHOR)
Source: Technology, Pedagogy & Education. Apr2026, Vol. 35 Issue 2, p315-339. 25p.
Subject Terms: *Teacher training, *Classroom management, *Student teachers, *Psychological feedback, *Professional education, *Educational films, *Teachers, Empirical research
Abstract: Although videos have been established as a central tool in teacher training, empirical evidence for the impact of video training on teachers' classroom practice (as opposed to cognitive skills) is limited. Thus, the review included only studies that directly measured teachers' performance. Of the reviewed studies (n = 18), 13 (72%) reported positive outcomes, however, the research design in only eight permitted causal or functional relations to be determined. Thus, empirical evidence for the utility of video training was provided by less than half (n = 8; 44%) of the reviewed studies. Video models and video feedback were included as training components in only a limited number of studies, despite their unique suitability for training in classroom management skills, which the literature identifies as a significant need of pre-service teachers. Additional findings, limitations and recommendations are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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