Learning through teaching in storytelling

Tak Lan Rosa CHIU-CHING, Yim Mei Esther CHAN

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Abstract

Two teacher educators explore the use of teacher stories to promote learning and teaching in various teacher education programs. We adopt Clandinin’s (1993) idea to view “teacher education as narrative inquiry” and Connelly and Clandinin’s (1988) concept that “narrative is the study of how humans make meaning of experience by endlessly telling and retelling stories about themselves that both refigure the past and create purpose in the future” (p. 24). Through sharing our family stories in teaching, we aim at stimulating students’ reflection (Schon, 1983) and resonance (Conle, 1996) with their own stories to create learning. Storytelling becomes a tool for understanding the meaning of teachers’ lived experiences and construction of knowledge in learning and teaching in teacher education.
Original languageEnglish
Publication statusPublished - Apr 2007
Event2007 Annual Meeting of American Educational Research Association: The World of Educational Quality - Chicago, United States
Duration: 09 Apr 200713 Apr 2007

Conference

Conference2007 Annual Meeting of American Educational Research Association: The World of Educational Quality
Abbreviated titleAERA2007
Country/TerritoryUnited States
CityChicago
Period09/04/0713/04/07

Citation

Chiu-Ching, R. T., & Chan, E. Y.-M. (2007, April). Learning through teaching in storytelling. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of American Educational Research Association: The World of Educational Quality, Chicago, IL.

Keywords

  • Teacher Education
  • Teacher Education and Professional Development

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