2017
DOI: 10.1080/02619768.2017.1284197
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Discomfort as a means of pre-service teachers’ professional development – an action research as part of the ‘Research Literacy’ course

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“…Today there seems to be a consensus that in order to make TEPs more meaningful for preservice teachers, there should be a tighter connection between practical and academic experience (e.g. Amir et al 2017;Mertler 2014). The interviewees presented themselves as people looking for value in every area of their lives, including their studies.…”
Section: The Millennials' Experience Of Meaningfulnessmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Today there seems to be a consensus that in order to make TEPs more meaningful for preservice teachers, there should be a tighter connection between practical and academic experience (e.g. Amir et al 2017;Mertler 2014). The interviewees presented themselves as people looking for value in every area of their lives, including their studies.…”
Section: The Millennials' Experience Of Meaningfulnessmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is relevant in teacher education, in order to support student teachers and to enable their experiences of emotional labour and relationship maintenance to be used in teacher education. Discomfort in teacher education can be used as a tool in professional development (Amir et al 2017). The findings of the study suggest that it is relevant to discuss establishing boundaries in the teaching profession within teacher education.…”
Section: Practical Implicationsmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…A first case level is the immediate context of the pedagogical interactions between teacher educators and their student teachers in a specific course or initiative (e.g., Amir, Mandler, Hauptman, & Gorev, 2017;Hamodi, López-Pastor, & López-Pastor, 2017). The study of Amir et al (2017), for instance, examines the case of student teachers' discom fort in formulating a research question for their action research projects as part of a re search literacy course in a teacher education program.…”
Section: Case Studies Of Teacher Education Program Practices or Inimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A first case level is the immediate context of the pedagogical interactions between teacher educators and their student teachers in a specific course or initiative (e.g., Amir, Mandler, Hauptman, & Gorev, 2017;Hamodi, López-Pastor, & López-Pastor, 2017). The study of Amir et al (2017), for instance, examines the case of student teachers' discom fort in formulating a research question for their action research projects as part of a re search literacy course in a teacher education program. The authors clearly present the process to the reader, drawing on a variety of sources that include artefacts from stu dents' work and online forums, and highlight the need to create a safe space and support student teachers in finding the tender spot for their research projects in terms of discipli nary content, rather than general classroom management.…”
Section: Case Studies Of Teacher Education Program Practices or Inimentioning
confidence: 99%