Images of Teaching: Neoliberalism, Teacher Education and Gender

Authors

  • Gustavo E. Fischman College of Education Arizona State University

Keywords:

Images, pedagogical imagination, teacher training, gender.

Abstract

This article presents the results of a study done with a group of 178 Master’s Degree students in the city of Buenos Aires. The principle objectives of the project were: a) to explore the dynamics of gender in teacher-training institutes; b) to investigate the pedagogical images and the imagination of future teachers; and c) to explore what senses the future teachers give to the concepts of vocation of authority.

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2005-11-01

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