Puppets and education: ideas, beliefs, and school practices of Spanish teachers

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Abstract

Puppets have been used in education for decades and they have become an indisputable educational tool. However, puppetry has a minimal presence in teacher training. This study uses a questionnaire to explore 453 teachers’ use, perceptions, and knowledge of puppets as an educational tool in Valencian schools between 2020/2022 to reveal the relationship between puppetry and the school system. This study reaches several conclusions, mainly about the limited knowledge of this tool and its possibilities, that will open up new dialogue in today’s schools. This study proposes some valuable reflections to achieve real change in the school–puppet relationship.

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Oltra Albiach, M. A. (2023). Puppets and education: ideas, beliefs, and school practices of Spanish teachers. Research in Drama Education. Routledge. https://doi.org/10.1080/13569783.2023.2256233

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