Meirink, Meijer, Verloop & Bergen (2009) noted that instructors‟ beliefs about student learning, and subsequently the research examining them, are typically oriented toward one of two ideologies, a teacher- or subject-matter-orientation (often referred to as the “traditional” perspective), or a learner-orientation (referred to as a “reformed” perspective). The majority of this research has tended to focus on the extent to which teachers‟ beliefs regarding instruction are aligned with either of these two ideologies.