Take on teaching: Novice knowledge and challenges in uncertain contexts
Keywords:
Teaching, Education, TrainingSynopsis
The e-book “Taking on Teaching: New Teachers' Knowledge and Challenges in Uncertain Contexts,” edited by Celia Salit, is the result of the work of a group of teachers and researchers from the Teaching Practice and Residency Chair (Seminar-Workshop) at the School of Education Sciences of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, National University of Cordoba.
Chapters
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Presentation
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Theoretical and Methodological Definitions
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Towards a definition of the object: from the Novice category to the initiation into teaching
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Our perspective on knowledge and our relationship with knowledge: a journey through seasons and passages
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Knowledge of new teachers: training matrix and initial training
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I hereby declare you a teacher.Subjectivation and performativity
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Teaching as performance. A methodological approach to interpreting the practices of new teachers
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Empirical explorations
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New teachers in Education Sciences: a reading of leading voices
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New Philosophy Teachers: A Reading of the Leading Voices
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In closing: some certainties in uncertain contexts
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Dossier: Newcomers and knowledge in uncertain contexts
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Preliminary remarks, anticipations of meaning
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Teaching to teach in uncertain contexts: voices of teachers in Education Sciences
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A tapestry of voices and meanings from the protagonists of our research
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Teaching and uncertainty. Dialogue between philosophy teachers in times of pandemic
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Published
March 1, 2023
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Copyright (c) 2023 Celia Salit; Celia Salit, Sergio Andrade, Patricia Gabbarini, Gabriela Domjan, Dolores Santamarina, Verónica Lerda, Moira Rivulgo, Carola Perea, Ana Belén Caminos, Franco Sgarlatta, Amiel Gorosito, Ivanna Marcantonelli, Gabriel Tobares, Luciana Caverzacio, Ana Laura Díaz, Hugo Suarez, Agustina Rodriguez, Noé Bondone
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ISBN-13 (15)
978-950-33-1729-7
