Handbook of Research on Teacher Education

Справочник по исследованиям в области педагогического образования
Marilyn Cochran-Smith, Sharon Feiman-Nemser, John McIntyre, Kelly E. Demers
2008-02-19

educational equalitysocial justiceteacher capacityteacher educationteacher educators
In this chapter we discuss social justice and teacher capacity, an amalgam of teachers’ knowledge, skills and dispositions, by posing and answering three questions. How should education professionals define the concept of social justice? What is the relationship between teacher capacity and social justice? What are teacher educators doing in scholarship and practice to bring about social justice? Our purpose is to provide teacher educators with an overview of the concepts of social justice and teacher capacity, so they may understand the relationship between the two and consider how well they are contributing to Horace Mann’s vision of education as the “great equalizer.”
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It addresses how education professionals should define social justice and clarifies its relationship with teacher capacity.
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It provides an overview intended to help teacher educators assess their contribution to education as a means of equalization.
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The chapter examines social justice and teacher capacity, defined as teachers’ knowledge, skills, and dispositions.
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The chapter reviews how teacher educators use scholarship and practice to promote social justice.

Teacher educators and teacher education (programs and practices)

the relationship between teacher capacity and social justice, and teacher educators’ roles in advancing social justice

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Marilyn Cochran-Smith
Sharon Feiman-Nemser
John McIntyre
Kelly E. Demers
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