I base my teaching philosophy on the continuous self-directed learning of an individual. My goal is to help my students to learn to problematize their perception, their ways of thinking, their understanding of themselves, and their satisfaction with achieved learning goals. I support my students in their journeys of becoming critical searchers and inquirers of knowledge, visuality, and perceived reality. Although it is apparent they have learned to question authority and pre-given role and behavior models, I watch them searching for shortcuts for the answers within the complex structure of too many potential solutions
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Narrative inductive accounts of my teaching practices create a compelling medium for exposing and ch...
Social efficacy as canonical myths is present as curricula designed to translate global and local kn...
“Teacher identity” is a popular topic for discussion and reflection in teacher education. We ask pre...
I have organized this article in two parts. First, I present some of the main concepts that illustra...
The author, a master teacher of secondary language arts, shares her reflections on how she uses CCT ...
There came a time in my life when I made the space to discover the meaning of my teaching beyond the...
This paper considers the ways in which photography can be used as a tool by teachers for their own s...
My objective was to interpret who we are as teachers - how a life is also a teaching life. Auto-ethn...
This paper describes a self-study research collaborative involving college faculty members. It began...
This article is an autoethnographic investigation of my second-nature teacher-student self. What has...
Donald M. Murray (1994) proposes that the practice of teaching composition engages us in a process o...
Teachers have lost autonomy due to the restraints placed on them by local and state standards and st...
What we consider to be obvious, true, or commonsense depends on the various assumptions we hold. Bec...
Both utilizing and problematizing the notions of stranger, home, journey, and self through cross-cul...
A sense of strangerhood, which is different from social isolation or cultural alienation, is common ...
Narrative inductive accounts of my teaching practices create a compelling medium for exposing and ch...
Social efficacy as canonical myths is present as curricula designed to translate global and local kn...
“Teacher identity” is a popular topic for discussion and reflection in teacher education. We ask pre...
I have organized this article in two parts. First, I present some of the main concepts that illustra...
The author, a master teacher of secondary language arts, shares her reflections on how she uses CCT ...
There came a time in my life when I made the space to discover the meaning of my teaching beyond the...
This paper considers the ways in which photography can be used as a tool by teachers for their own s...
My objective was to interpret who we are as teachers - how a life is also a teaching life. Auto-ethn...
This paper describes a self-study research collaborative involving college faculty members. It began...
This article is an autoethnographic investigation of my second-nature teacher-student self. What has...
Donald M. Murray (1994) proposes that the practice of teaching composition engages us in a process o...
Teachers have lost autonomy due to the restraints placed on them by local and state standards and st...