2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.compedu.2020.104040
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Teacher professional identity development through digital stories

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“…Professional Identity Development by Digital Stories (4.55%). Kim et al (2020) explored the efficacy of digital stories in enabling teachers to express their thoughts and feelings. Kim et al confirmed the affordance of digital stories in helping teachers develop their professional identities by interacting with an audience in authentic ways.…”
Section: Results To Affordances For L2 Teacher Identity Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Professional Identity Development by Digital Stories (4.55%). Kim et al (2020) explored the efficacy of digital stories in enabling teachers to express their thoughts and feelings. Kim et al confirmed the affordance of digital stories in helping teachers develop their professional identities by interacting with an audience in authentic ways.…”
Section: Results To Affordances For L2 Teacher Identity Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3.1 | Affordances of TALL for L2 teacher identity construction 3.1.1 | Online professional identity development Online practice activities develop professional identity through the use of modes such as forums and blogs (Farr & Riordan, 2015). Kim et al (2021) reported the efficacy of digital stories in developing language teachers' professional identities by interacting and narrating pragmatic choices and selecting semiotic resources (García-Pastor, 2020). Online collaboration not only develops teachers' digital literacy but also promotes professional interactions and influences teacher identity development (Kitade, 2014).…”
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“…Aus der Literatur ist bekannt, dass das Teilen von Gedanken und Erfahrungen sowohl zur Selbstreflexion anregt als auch die Autonomie der erzählenden Person stärkt 15 : Eine Studie mit Lehrer*innen zeigte, dass diese von Digital Stories profitieren konnten. Sie setzten sich detailliert mit ihrem Werdegang als Lehrer*in auseinander und erstellten eine Kernaussage für ihre Geschichte.…”
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