1994
DOI: 10.1016/0742-051x(94)90014-0
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Current realities in the student teaching experience: A preliminary inquiry

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“…The articles share a common understanding of teachers' work as holistic and emotional by nature. The diversity within this main theme is visible in the different theoretical perspectives, such as: caring (O'Connor, 2008); professional growth (Day & Leitch, 2001); professional development (Golombek & Doran, 2014); emotional identity (Shapiro, 2010); a sense of belonging to the teaching community (McNally et al, 1994); power relationships (Schmidt, 2000;Zembylas, 2005); teacher resilience (Gu & Day, 2007); classroom motivation (Mansfield & Volet, 2010); teachers' professional goals (Thomson & Palermo, 2014); and emotional burnout, its relation to teacher identity and teachers dropping out of teaching (Hong, 2010). Some articles focus on the meaning of emotions for professional learning and reflection (Evelein, Korthagen, & Brekelmans, 2008;Shoffner, 2009), learning strategies (Wittmann, 2011) and one-on-one tutoring (Hedrick, McGee, & Mittag, 2000) during teacher education or initial teaching experiences.…”
Section: Emotions In Teacher Identity and Professional Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The articles share a common understanding of teachers' work as holistic and emotional by nature. The diversity within this main theme is visible in the different theoretical perspectives, such as: caring (O'Connor, 2008); professional growth (Day & Leitch, 2001); professional development (Golombek & Doran, 2014); emotional identity (Shapiro, 2010); a sense of belonging to the teaching community (McNally et al, 1994); power relationships (Schmidt, 2000;Zembylas, 2005); teacher resilience (Gu & Day, 2007); classroom motivation (Mansfield & Volet, 2010); teachers' professional goals (Thomson & Palermo, 2014); and emotional burnout, its relation to teacher identity and teachers dropping out of teaching (Hong, 2010). Some articles focus on the meaning of emotions for professional learning and reflection (Evelein, Korthagen, & Brekelmans, 2008;Shoffner, 2009), learning strategies (Wittmann, 2011) and one-on-one tutoring (Hedrick, McGee, & Mittag, 2000) during teacher education or initial teaching experiences.…”
Section: Emotions In Teacher Identity and Professional Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There were only a few articles on the topic at the end of the 20th century. These very first articles discuss the impact of particular background variables on teacher burnout (including emotional exhaustion) (Byrne, 1991), teaching and guilt (Hargreaves & Tucker, 1991) and student teachers' experiences of teaching practice and students' emotional needs (McNally, Cope, Inglis, & Stronach, 1994).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The findings of this and other s tudi es (e.g., Hayes, 2003;Hobson et al, 2008;McNally et al, 1994McNally et al, , 1997, lead us to the sugges tion that professional preparation needs to take more account of trainees' emotional states and welfare, and that teacher preparation providers should seek to ensure that they provide effective support which helps trainees navigate the inevitably emotionally charged process of becoming a teacher, starti ng with that of becomi ng a student teacher.…”
Section: Challenges: Teaching Practice Students and Schoolsmentioning
confidence: 77%
“…A melhor ou pior forma como são encaradas e resolvidas algumas das dificuldades e desafios colocados ao jovem, e ao profissional em formação, depende de variáveis de ordem diversa. A par das características e recursos pessoais do sujeito, o apoio recebido em termos de supervisão e o ambiente de trabalho e da escola parecem desempenhar um papel fundamental na forma como os estagiários ultrapassam as dificuldades inerentes a um dos períodos mais exigentes e desafiantes do seu percurso formativo (Alarcão & Tavares, 2003;Caires, 2001;Galvão, 1996;McNally et al, 1994McNally et al, , 1997Oliveira, 1992).…”
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