Global Professional Identity in Deterretorialized Spaces: A Case Study of a Critical Dialogue Between Expert and Novice Nonnative English Speaker Teachers
This study analyzes the online, peer-peer dialogue between two groups of nonnative English-speaking teachers who are attending graduate programs in Colombia and the United States. Framed by the theoretical concepts of critical pedagogy and global professional identity, a qualitative analysis of the...
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Universidad Nacional de Colombia
2015-07-01
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| description | This study analyzes the online, peer-peer dialogue between two groups of nonnative English-speaking teachers who are attending graduate programs in Colombia and the United States. Framed by the theoretical concepts of critical pedagogy and global professional identity, a qualitative analysis of the data shows that their expert vs. novice roles played a significant part in shaping their positions on the four themes that they discussed: the role of English language teaching in the global world, institutional constraints on teachers, whose culture to teach, and linguistic diversity in the classroom. This study highlights the responsibility of teacher education programs to cultivate healthy nonnative English speaker teachers’ professional identities given the global complexities that continue to unfold around these teachers. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-d5d1fb292d42434b9632a04b3ff0e9902025-08-20T03:23:42ZengUniversidad Nacional de ColombiaProfile: Issues in Teachers' Professional Development1657-07901657-07902015-07-011721327http://dx.doi.org/10.15446/profile.v17n2.44194Global Professional Identity in Deterretorialized Spaces: A Case Study of a Critical Dialogue Between Expert and Novice Nonnative English Speaker TeachersCarmen Helena Guerrero Nieto0Bryan Meadows1Universidad Distrital Francisco José de CaldasFairleigh Dickinson UniversityThis study analyzes the online, peer-peer dialogue between two groups of nonnative English-speaking teachers who are attending graduate programs in Colombia and the United States. Framed by the theoretical concepts of critical pedagogy and global professional identity, a qualitative analysis of the data shows that their expert vs. novice roles played a significant part in shaping their positions on the four themes that they discussed: the role of English language teaching in the global world, institutional constraints on teachers, whose culture to teach, and linguistic diversity in the classroom. This study highlights the responsibility of teacher education programs to cultivate healthy nonnative English speaker teachers’ professional identities given the global complexities that continue to unfold around these teachers.http://www.revistas.unal.edu.co/index.php/profile/article/view/44194Critical pedagogyexpert/novice teachersglobal professional identitynonnative English speaker teacher |
| spellingShingle | Carmen Helena Guerrero Nieto Bryan Meadows Global Professional Identity in Deterretorialized Spaces: A Case Study of a Critical Dialogue Between Expert and Novice Nonnative English Speaker Teachers Profile: Issues in Teachers' Professional Development Critical pedagogy expert/novice teachers global professional identity nonnative English speaker teacher |
| title | Global Professional Identity in Deterretorialized Spaces: A Case Study of a Critical Dialogue Between Expert and Novice Nonnative English Speaker Teachers |
| title_full | Global Professional Identity in Deterretorialized Spaces: A Case Study of a Critical Dialogue Between Expert and Novice Nonnative English Speaker Teachers |
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| title_short | Global Professional Identity in Deterretorialized Spaces: A Case Study of a Critical Dialogue Between Expert and Novice Nonnative English Speaker Teachers |
| title_sort | global professional identity in deterretorialized spaces a case study of a critical dialogue between expert and novice nonnative english speaker teachers |
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