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Theorising teacher practice with technology: implications for teacher education research

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posted on 2017-05-13, 00:00 authored by Julianne LynchJulianne Lynch
This chapter engages with contemporary theorisations of technology practice to discuss implications for teacher education and education research. First, it characterises and offers a critique of trends in government policy and in educational research, focusing particularly on the discursive positioning of teachers and technology. This critique calls on sociomaterial theorisations of professional practice, contemporary practice theory, and an explicitly normative position in relation to educational research. An explicit position on the nature of teacher practice with technology is advanced, where this practice involves an ongoing, improvised and often playful negotiation and remix of materials and techniques. Implications for how we research educational technology practice and for how we practice teacher education are considered.

History

Chapter number

50

Pagination

741-752

ISBN-13

9789811040733

ISBN-10

9811040737

Language

eng

Publication classification

B1 Book chapter, B Book chapter

Copyright notice

2017, Springer Nature Singapore

Extent

56

Editor/Contributor(s)

Peters MA, Cowie B, Menter I

Publisher

Springer Singapore

Place of publication

Singapore

Title of book

A companion to research in teacher education