2015
DOI: 10.36366/frontiers.v26i1.369
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Learning from Our Mistakes: International Educators Reflect

Abstract: The research addressed in this article explores the learning from mistakes international educators have made in the course of their work. Built on the experiences of forty-five individuals, shared through surveys and interviews, the this study finds that the participants learned valuable lessons regarding the value of strong and positive relationships; the impact of culture in their work; the importance of well-designed procedures; the balance between intuition and investigation in evaluating options and makin… Show more

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“…Bhejile drew attention to the missed opportunity to build relationships, commenting that "there are supposed to be certain meetings where we reflect," but "it's not there, it's not there." Shallenberger (2015), who explored the major career takeaways of international educators, reminded faculty members and practitioners to balance the piles of papers, endless emails, back-to-back meetings, and unanswered voicemails with relationship building.…”
Section: Build Relationships and Mutual Respectmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bhejile drew attention to the missed opportunity to build relationships, commenting that "there are supposed to be certain meetings where we reflect," but "it's not there, it's not there." Shallenberger (2015), who explored the major career takeaways of international educators, reminded faculty members and practitioners to balance the piles of papers, endless emails, back-to-back meetings, and unanswered voicemails with relationship building.…”
Section: Build Relationships and Mutual Respectmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This strategy underlines that ability to focus on details and thereby learn from experience. This particular way of learning is typical of those students who care less about precision but maintain a rapport in fluency (Brumfit, 1984;Shallenberger, 2015).…”
Section: Lls Used In the Learning Of Sfl In Indiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bu nedenler arasında öğretmenin pedagojik yeterlik düzeyinin düşüklüğü, liderlik ve yönetim becerilerinin zayıflığı, etkili iletişim dilini kullanmama, mesleği sevmeme, tecrübesizlik, çeşitli önyargılar, iş yükü fazlalığı, stres, öğretmenin kişilik özellikleri, okul yönetiminden, çevreden ve ailelerden kaynaklı tetikleyici unsurlar vb. sayılabilir (Shallenberger, 2015;Yariv, 2011). Meslek hataları öğretmenlerin mesleki hayatlarının çeşitli evrelerinde çeşitli biçimlerde görülebilir.…”
Section: Eğitimde Yapılan Mesleki Hatalarunclassified
“…kaynaklı meslek hatalarının meydana gelmesi her ne kadar kaçınılmaz olsa da alan yazında bu hatalardan mesleki gelişim ve öğrenme sağlandığına ilişkin pek çok çalışmaya rastlamak mümkündür (McGregor, 2006;Schoemaker, 2011;Ulssperger, 2008). Yapılan mesleki hataların bireylerin kendilerine özeleştiri yapmasına, kendi eylemleri hakkında yansıtıcı düşünme geliştirmelerinde, kendilerini yenilemede, empati becerilerini güçlendirmede katkısı olabilmektedir (Shallenberger, 2015).…”
Section: Hatalardan öğRenmeunclassified