Performing Pedagogy and the re(construction) of global/local selves
Morris, Gayle 2005, Performing Pedagogy and the re(construction) of global/local selves. In Apple, Michael W., Kenway, Jane and Singh, Michael (ed), Globalizing education : policies, pedagogies, & politics, Peter Lang, New York, N. Y., pp.135-150.
The eighth chapter, written by Gayle Morris, is entitled “Performing pedagogy and the re (construction) of global/local selves.” Morris tackles a unique perspective with regard to globalization and education. A major characteristic of today’s globalized world is the diversity of people living within societies and communities. Classrooms in public schools and universities in the United States, Canada, Australia, and Britain are comprised of students from all parts of the world, a reality which is increasing the challenges faced by teachers and policy makers. Morris particularly discusses second language teaching and learning and the inadequacy of second language educators who are mostly approaching from “White/mainstream” positivist models and approaches to language teaching (p. 137). Morris highlights the “fixing” of immigrants and ethnic minority identity, and how the inefficient training of ESL teachers is affecting the global/ local selves of students. This chapter is invaluable contribution in this volume given the number of immigrants to western countries is on the rise.
ISBN
9780820471204 0820471208
Language
eng
Indigenous content
off
Field of Research
130313 Teacher Education and Professional Development of Educators
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