The Online Space: Developing Strong Pedagogy for Online Reflective Practice

  • Jones M
  • Ryan J
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This chapter will investigate the complexities of designing an optimum online learning environment in which pre-service teachers can reflect on their practicum teaching experiences and come to critical understandings about their practice. It charts the pedagogical journey of two teacher educators engaged in a series of teaching initiatives implemented with a view to fostering critical reflective practice in pre-service teachers during the potentially isolating practicum component of their course. To counter this isolation, online forums were established to promote critical reflection among pre-service teachers, and lecturers monitored the impact of the pedagogical choices. Findings point to the need for teacher educators engaged in promoting online discussion with pre-service teachers during practicum to maintain a delicate balance between addressing pre-service teachers’ social and cognitive needs.

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Jones, M., & Ryan, J. (2017). The Online Space: Developing Strong Pedagogy for Online Reflective Practice (pp. 205–222). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-3431-2_11

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