This chapter explores how news media represent teacher education reform, the emergence of teaching performance assessments (TPAs), and related preservice teacher assessment in Australia. The analysis draws on a dataset of 111 news articles published since the release of the Teacher Education Ministerial Advisory Group (TEMAG) report, Action now: Classroom ready teachers in Australia in 2014. The dataset was analysed using the Analytical Framework for Media Discourse. The discussion highlights some of the implications and the role of the media in portraying teaching, teacher quality, and standards. It addresses how this portrayal impacts teachers’ professional identity and public perceptions of the profession more broadly
Teacher education is broadly seen as a policy problem in that it has failed to produce sufficient ‘c...
Beginning teachers are frequently positioned by politicians and media as a key problem impeding the ...
Teacher quality has emerged as a powerful construct over the last 20 years at a global level. In Aus...
Alternative teacher education programmes have emerged in many countries as a new approach to recruit...
News media coverage on education plays a “uniquely important role in shaping public opinion”, can in...
Teachers and the teaching profession are often portrayed in the media using a very specific lens. Wh...
This paper explores the introduction of the new Teacher Performance Assessment (TPA) for graduate te...
This paper reports on an investigation into the representation of teachers in newspapers in five cou...
In 2014, Australia’s Teacher Education Ministerial Advisory Group (TEMAG) emphasised the need for a ...
Formative assessment is strongly advocated as a critical component of Australian teachers’ work. Thi...
News media literacy has come to receive considerable public attention in recent years in the context...
The standardised testing of school children has been the subject of significant news media attention...
The past decade has seen increasing federal intervention in teacher education in Australia, and like...
It is unclear to what extent Australian teachers over recent years have resisted the impact of globa...
News coverage of education has grown in prominence and influence in recent decades, as education has...
Teacher education is broadly seen as a policy problem in that it has failed to produce sufficient ‘c...
Beginning teachers are frequently positioned by politicians and media as a key problem impeding the ...
Teacher quality has emerged as a powerful construct over the last 20 years at a global level. In Aus...
Alternative teacher education programmes have emerged in many countries as a new approach to recruit...
News media coverage on education plays a “uniquely important role in shaping public opinion”, can in...
Teachers and the teaching profession are often portrayed in the media using a very specific lens. Wh...
This paper explores the introduction of the new Teacher Performance Assessment (TPA) for graduate te...
This paper reports on an investigation into the representation of teachers in newspapers in five cou...
In 2014, Australia’s Teacher Education Ministerial Advisory Group (TEMAG) emphasised the need for a ...
Formative assessment is strongly advocated as a critical component of Australian teachers’ work. Thi...
News media literacy has come to receive considerable public attention in recent years in the context...
The standardised testing of school children has been the subject of significant news media attention...
The past decade has seen increasing federal intervention in teacher education in Australia, and like...
It is unclear to what extent Australian teachers over recent years have resisted the impact of globa...
News coverage of education has grown in prominence and influence in recent decades, as education has...
Teacher education is broadly seen as a policy problem in that it has failed to produce sufficient ‘c...
Beginning teachers are frequently positioned by politicians and media as a key problem impeding the ...
Teacher quality has emerged as a powerful construct over the last 20 years at a global level. In Aus...