2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.tate.2022.103847
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Enhancing initial teacher education through poetry: Explorations of the pedagogical practices of three poet-educators

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“…Considering that the use of literary works is believed to be effective in acquiring national and universal values (McGowan & Guzetti, 2004), it can be seen that the poems used in the current study serve the expected purpose of using literary works. In addition to the acquisition of these values, the literary works in which these values are embedded are also believed to contribute to the development of many skills in students, such as comprehension, analysis, interpretation, seeing events from different perspectives, and empathy (Creely et al 2022;Gulla, 2014;McGowan & Guzetti, 2004;Soriano de Alencar, 1991). Therefore, it can be said that the poems in both countries' textbooks, as discussed in the current study, are also effective in this aspect.…”
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confidence: 68%
“…Considering that the use of literary works is believed to be effective in acquiring national and universal values (McGowan & Guzetti, 2004), it can be seen that the poems used in the current study serve the expected purpose of using literary works. In addition to the acquisition of these values, the literary works in which these values are embedded are also believed to contribute to the development of many skills in students, such as comprehension, analysis, interpretation, seeing events from different perspectives, and empathy (Creely et al 2022;Gulla, 2014;McGowan & Guzetti, 2004;Soriano de Alencar, 1991). Therefore, it can be said that the poems in both countries' textbooks, as discussed in the current study, are also effective in this aspect.…”
Section: Discussion and Resultsmentioning
confidence: 68%