This exploratory study will begin with a review of cinematic portrayals of teachers and their situations by establishing three categories: thought-provoking stories of teachers and students trying to overcome social barriers, entertainment first productions with an uplifting resolution of conflict, and documentaries that track the real-life struggles and successes of educational practitioners and their students through projectbased training and performance. Then I will use forms of reflective practice and discourse analysis to delve deeper into the details of teaching and context. This working paper will conclude with some thoughts on what ‘good’ teachers do
This chapter shows how reflection can make a powerful contribution to teacher development. Reflectio...
Reflective practice is acknowledged to be a characteristic of all professions. There are, however, m...
Learning through aesthetics—in which cinema is included—stimulates learner reflection. As emotions p...
This exploratory study will begin with a review of cinematic portrayals of teachers and their situa...
This qualitative inquiry explores the use of Hollywood films depicting teachers (teacher-films) as a...
This paper describes the use of school films (popular movies that are in some way about an educator ...
The research brings together elements from two disciplines, the sociology of education and film stud...
This study explores. the notion of teacher as researcher, as reflective practitioner, and contends ...
How can teachers learn to understand themselves? Who and what can help them in this process? This pa...
1The activity of reflection is something more than what we see or think “seeing only on the surface”...
Reflection-on-practice has become a critical component of teacher professional development over the ...
How teacher educators can support preservice teachers to critically reflect on their teaching practi...
One of the core components of teacher knowledge is reflective knowledge which is defined as the teac...
Films can be used as instructional tools in higher education in different disciplines. In the contex...
A teacher educator phenomenologically researches with two studio teachers, creating a dynamic of thr...
This chapter shows how reflection can make a powerful contribution to teacher development. Reflectio...
Reflective practice is acknowledged to be a characteristic of all professions. There are, however, m...
Learning through aesthetics—in which cinema is included—stimulates learner reflection. As emotions p...
This exploratory study will begin with a review of cinematic portrayals of teachers and their situa...
This qualitative inquiry explores the use of Hollywood films depicting teachers (teacher-films) as a...
This paper describes the use of school films (popular movies that are in some way about an educator ...
The research brings together elements from two disciplines, the sociology of education and film stud...
This study explores. the notion of teacher as researcher, as reflective practitioner, and contends ...
How can teachers learn to understand themselves? Who and what can help them in this process? This pa...
1The activity of reflection is something more than what we see or think “seeing only on the surface”...
Reflection-on-practice has become a critical component of teacher professional development over the ...
How teacher educators can support preservice teachers to critically reflect on their teaching practi...
One of the core components of teacher knowledge is reflective knowledge which is defined as the teac...
Films can be used as instructional tools in higher education in different disciplines. In the contex...
A teacher educator phenomenologically researches with two studio teachers, creating a dynamic of thr...
This chapter shows how reflection can make a powerful contribution to teacher development. Reflectio...
Reflective practice is acknowledged to be a characteristic of all professions. There are, however, m...
Learning through aesthetics—in which cinema is included—stimulates learner reflection. As emotions p...