Professional identities and community
The professional identities of Ellen Wood
... diverse community’ and it is this consciousness that enabled Wood to identify the optimum persona for herself and construct and maintain it through the next two decades in which she was an active ...literary ...
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Narratives of sex-segregated professional identities
... These repetitive and recurrent reports at the referential and interactional levels convey a common doxa which serves to position subjects within a “world-to-person direction of fit” – in which women are expected to work ...
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Narratives of sex-segregated professional identities
... Francis’s professional and gendered ...SLT community of practice but can only be fully understood in the broader social order where gender differences are seen to exist and to ...
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Narratives that shape the professional identities of mathematics teachers
... identity; community of practice; social capital; and, legitimate peripheral ...becoming), community (or learning as belonging), practice (or learning as doing), and meaning (or learning as ...teacher ...
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Professional identities of occupational therapy practitioners in Japan
... 5700 professionals, among occupational therapists of 73 countries who took part in WFOT in 2011 [2]. This is the second biggest number after the United States in the world. Moreover, in Japan, about 6000 new occupational ...
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Emergence of Professional Identities of Novice Emirati Teachers
... school community where the Heads of Faculty (HoF) were familiar with systems of aggregated school-wide assessment and reporting in their own countries meant assistance was provided when required: “The Head of ...
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An investigation into the professional identities of occupational therapists in higher education
... wider community of ...the community of practice of occupational therapist in higher education; this is a relatively small community with a number of opportunities to meet together in which the ...
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Discursive Negotiation and (Re)Construction of Professional Identities for Mathematics
... There are some limitations to the study. First, the teachers involved in this project work in grades 6-8 in a suburban/rural community. Their discourse does not necessarily reflect discourse that may take place in ...
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Art Teachers' Professional Identities and Attitudes to Promotion: A Narrative Study
... a community of learning, with a more collaborative approach, allowing students to be in control of their own learning: one in which teachers who were also practitioners were confident to let pupils see that they ...
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The Professional Identities of Mainstream Teachers of English Learners : A Discourse Analysis
... and community programs are intended to support each family’s and student’s social integration into the community and ultimately to allow them to enjoy the same benefits and resources she experienced herself ...
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Advocating for librarianship: The discourses of advocacy and service in the professional identities of librarians
... Marketing “asks ‘who are you, what do you want, how can I best deliver it to you, tell you about it and what price are you willing to pay?’” (p. 4). Marketing implies a two-way relationship between the librarian/library ...
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How are Educational Psychologists' Professional Identities Shaped by the Available Discourses?
... Comment [A79]: EP as reflective practitioner/EP as problem solver EP as research practitioner - taking multiple perspectives to allow for a new way of understanding the situation The talk signifies the importance of ...
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Ask a librarian: The profession, professional identities, and constitutive rhetoric of librarians
... Many librarians lament that “few people outside the library profession understand exactly who librarians are—or what librarians do” (Schuman, 1990, p. 86). Bayless (1977) felt the profession had not educated the public ...
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Multiple professional identities: A personal exploration of the transition from nurse to lecturer
... (Crotty, 2003, p 6). Others however see identity as “relatively stable and enduring constellation of attributes, beliefs, values, motives, and experiences in terms of which people define themselves in a ...
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Global Professionalism Local Professional Identities: Journalistic Professionalism in Contemporary Russia
... constructing professional identities. The formation of a social community, so called “Russianness”, has to be attributed not to the state, but to Russian artists, writers, poets and philosophers, ...
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Community College Faculty Identities.
... faculty identities to ask for clarity about ECC-specific nomenclature, the department or division structure at the college, the faculty evaluation process, professional development offerings, or other ...
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Academic identities and communities of practice in a professional discipline
... academic identities in a context where the nature of academic work is contested both as a result of tensions within the discipline and in response to pressure from both the institution and the field of higher ...
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Exploring identities and cultures in inter-professional education and collaborative professional practice
... of professional dialogue; reduced isolation (from other professionals and community members, including parents); professional learning; professional development linked to change efforts; ...
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Shaping online teaching practices The influence of professional and academic identities
... through professional development or institutional policies (Enyedy et ...effective professional development could usefully employ identity as a lens for engagement in a professional learning ...a ...
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Community radio and transnational identities
... We shared our assumption that most transnational encounters take place among minority ethnic groups – whether historically settled communities, or more recent refugee and migrant communities. Encounters might include ...
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