![]() ![]() IRV is used to represent competencies and circumstances that impact teaching and learning, while allowing for overlap and gradation. Instructionally Relevant Variation (IRV) is conceptually related to notions of pedagogy, characteristics of students and the mediating spaces between students and teachers, and indicates a set of qualities, or markers, that is fluid and all encompassing. ![]() This dissertation thesis describes a research inquiry that took place at a large Midwestern University, in the Fall semester of 2009, is comprised of three case studies, and attempts to respond to the question: “How do prospective teachers perceive, think about, and respond to the instructionally relevant variation of their students”. ![]()
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