'Third wave' politics in teacher education: Moving beyond binaries

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Alexander, Colette, Fox, Jillian and Aspland, Tania. (2020). 'Third wave' politics in teacher education: Moving beyond binaries. In Teacher Education in Globalised Times: Local Responses in Action pp. 1 - 21 Springer Nature. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-4124-7_1
AuthorsAlexander, Colette, Fox, Jillian and Aspland, Tania
Abstract

Teacher educators live and work in a highly complex world that is mediated by multi-layered political, social and educational arenas. While education typically falls with the jurisdiction of nations or states, the influence of globalising factors and forces on teaching, teachers and teacher education is steadily increasing. The shrinking of the globe through the movement of people and ideas continues to intensify in response to technological advances including social media. This chapter provides an analysis of the influence of global trends on the local work of teacher educators. Globalisation is defined and the contestations that emerge at the intersection of the global with the local and the political with the educational are discussed. Historical influences of global forces in teacher education are explored and explained as two ‘waves’, the first focused on providing sufficient quantities of teachers, and the second shifted focus to the quality of teachers, teaching and teacher education. It is proposed that teacher education needs to enter a ‘third wave’ to effectively respond to contemporary global political contexts. This new model describes the political work of teacher educators as productive, personal, possessive, pragmatic and philosophical. It considers how teacher educators can respond to political agendas whilst working towards educationally and socially responsible educational practice for all learners. The model is applied to thinking about the projects included in the book, Teacher education in globalised times: Local responses in action, to bring to light the deeply significant political work being undertaken across global-local boundaries.

Page range1 - 21
Year2020
Book titleTeacher Education in Globalised Times: Local Responses in Action
PublisherSpringer Nature
Place of publicationSingapore
ISBN9789811541230
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-4124-7_1
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