2002
DOI: 10.1080/03055690120090343
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Theory, Practice and Performance in Teaching: Professionalism, intuition, and jazz

Abstract: Accounts of the so-called 'crisis in professionalism' in teaching and

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“…If developed and integrated systematically, video conferencing not only supports social learning, but also further facilitates dialogic learning, which has the potential to develop video conferencing as a teaching and learning tool from enabling 'mimicking' of practices to using various observed practices as a starting point for continuous professional development. Whilst mimicking of practices is an important step for becoming a teacher, teacher trainees also need to be enabled to extend their own practices based on others' practices and to make these parts of their emerging improvisatory repertoire as suggested strongly by Humphreys and Hyland (2002). The four steps identified in our data -observation, contextualisation, reflection and developing personal practicesillustrate how live video conferencing can make a significant contribute to ongoing processes of developing practices.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…If developed and integrated systematically, video conferencing not only supports social learning, but also further facilitates dialogic learning, which has the potential to develop video conferencing as a teaching and learning tool from enabling 'mimicking' of practices to using various observed practices as a starting point for continuous professional development. Whilst mimicking of practices is an important step for becoming a teacher, teacher trainees also need to be enabled to extend their own practices based on others' practices and to make these parts of their emerging improvisatory repertoire as suggested strongly by Humphreys and Hyland (2002). The four steps identified in our data -observation, contextualisation, reflection and developing personal practicesillustrate how live video conferencing can make a significant contribute to ongoing processes of developing practices.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…Kisah-kisah tentang apa yang disebut krisis dalam profesionalisme dalam pengajaran dan pendidikan guru dalam beberapa tahun terakhir telah membalikkan pengikisan epistemologis pengetahuan profesional dan masalah-masalah seputar sintesis teori dan praktik yang menopang kinerja guru (Humphreys & Hyland, 2002;Sobri, dkk., 2019). Dikatakan bahwa konsentrasi pada kinerja dalam pengajaran dan pengembangan profesional harus disambut, asalkan kinerja guru tidak didefinisikan dalam istilah teknis atau instrumental.…”
Section: Pengaruh Kepemimpinan Pembelajaran Kepemimpinan Perubahan Kepemimpinan Spiritual Budaya Sekolah Dan Etika Profesi Terhadap Kinerunclassified
“…The social sciences, however, suggest more diverse notions of practice. This is particularly visible in research on professionalization [15,19,36].…”
Section: Defining Practicementioning
confidence: 99%