Reconfiguring the spatial in the pre-service classroom
Dixon, Mary and Senior, K. 2006, Reconfiguring the spatial in the pre-service classroom, in AERA 2006 : Education research in the public interest, American Educational Research Association, Washington, D.C..
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Reconfiguring the spatial in the pre-service classroom
Teaching and researching through art opens multiple, distinct and/or overlapping understandings with positionings that shift according to the angle of repose of the percipient. The performance of teaching includes both technical skills and professional knowledge that pervade the literature of teacher education and teacher learning. These are strongly linked to the weight of attention teachers give to standards and assessment. Teaching, however, is more than this twodimensional technicist construction. Seventy years ago Dewey (1934) identified the distinction between an assessment based education with narrowly defined objectives, and active, open ended constructivist approaches best exemplified in the arts.
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