Categories: All - literacy - development - inquiry - dialogue

by Amy Vujaklija 5 years ago

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Teacher Learning

Education scholars have extensively explored the impact of dialogic learning environments on literacy development, emphasizing the importance of reflective teaching practice and engaging in praxis.

Teacher Learning

Classroom

Dialogic Alfassi: "The Efficacy of a Dialogic Learning Environment in Fostering Literacy" Zimmerman: "Reflective Teaching Practice: Engaging in Praxis"

Inquiry and Dialogue in Teaching and Learning

Freire Perry: "What is Literacy? – A Critical Overview of Sociocultural Perspectives"

Critical Lens
Simmons: "Class on Fire: Using the Hunger Games Trilogy to Encourage Social Action"
Gee: "Literacy, Discourse, and Linguistics: Introduction"
Delpit: "The Silenced Dialogue: Power and Pedagogy in Educating Other People's Children"
Inquiry
Teacher's Role
Why Inquiry
Dialogue
Student

With Self and Text Steenson: "Learning Logs in the Science Classroom: The Literacy Advantage"

With Others

Teacher

With Other Teachers Putnam: "What Do New Views of Knowledge and Thinking Have to Say about Research on Teacher Learning?"

With Self

Dewey Wilhelm: "Inquiring Minds Learn to Read, Write, and Think: Reaching All Learners through Inquiry"

Transition to Teacher Inquiry

Classroom Application Presentation
Investigation
Problem Posing Essential Question

Vygotsky

Clarke: "Action Research, Pedagogy, and Activity Theory: Tools Facilitating Two Instructors’ Interpretations of the Professional Development of Four Preservice Teachers"
Warford: "The Zone of Teacher Development"

Bakhtin

Fecho: "Feasts of Becoming: Imagining a Literacy Classroom Based on Dialogic Beliefs"