The Materiality of Fachkultur. Pre-service Language Teacher Beliefs About Their Classrooms and Professional Selves as Represented in Self-portraits

Melo-Pfeifer, Sílvia; Brinkmann, Lisa Marie; Gerwers, Franziska

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-52371-7_21

Second Language Learning and Teaching

2024

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-52371-7_21

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The Materiality of Fachkultur. Pre-service Language Teacher Beliefs About Their Classrooms and Professional Selves as Represented in Self-portraits

Sílvia Melo-Pfeifer,

Lisa Marie Brinkmann,

Franziska Gerwers

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Using Memes to Facilitate TESOL Student Teachers' Reflections on Identity

Lewis

2024

TESOL Quarterly

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While reflection on one's own developing language teacher identity is a valuable experience for TESOL student teachers, written reflections and concerns about evaluation make it challenging to engage in authentic reflection. This paper reports on a novel method—meme creation and collaborative analysis via a descriptive review process—to facilitate TESOL student teacher reflection on their identity development and practicum experiences. Creating and collaboratively analyzing memes created opportunities for the student teachers in this study to identify and begin to examine assumptions about what it means to be TESOL student teachers and do English language teaching. Suggestions are offered for using the meme creation and analysis process as both a research method and a pedagogical tool to support (student) teachers' identity reflections.

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Using Memes to Facilitate TESOL Student Teachers' Reflections on Identity

Lewis

2024

TESOL Quarterly

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The Materiality of Fachkultur. Pre-service Language Teacher Beliefs About Their Classrooms and Professional Selves as Represented in Self-portraits

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Using Memes to Facilitate TESOL Student Teachers' Reflections on Identity

Using Memes to Facilitate TESOL Student Teachers' Reflections on Identity

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