Thinking Dispositions for Teaching: Enabling and Supporting Resilience in Context

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Preparing pre-teachers for an increasingly challenging teaching profession is a complex work and requires teacher educators to engage in the careful design of both programmes and professional learning opportunities. This chapter explores how an explicit focus on thinking dispositions that enable effective teaching are developed in a Master of Teaching (Secondary) programme. This programme, delivered on-site at a secondary school, included carefully constructed teaching opportunities to support development of thinking dispositions. Ways of thinking and the impact they have on feelings, actions and beliefs will be examined along with how the implementation of our thinking dispositions framework supports the development of resilience in challenging teaching and learning contexts.

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McDonough, S., & McGraw, A. (2020). Thinking Dispositions for Teaching: Enabling and Supporting Resilience in Context. In Cultivating Teacher Resilience: International Approaches, Applications and Impact (pp. 69–83). Springer Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-5963-1_5

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