The reflective teacher education: teaching as an object of research
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5902/198464445483Abstract
The continuing education of teachers has become a compulsorysubject in our time. There is a consensus among teachers and
school leaders regarding the need to “educate the educators”,
because the rational knowledge learned in the process of formation
of teachers is not sufficient to face the complexity and the diversity
of the problems that the teachers’ work demands. It is necessary
and urgent, in any area from education, to reflect about the new
forms of exercising the skills needed for the professional practice.
In regards to teaching, reflecting in and about the practice enables
the educator to reconsider their own performance. The focus of this
essay is to analyze the continuing education of teachers from the
paradigm of the reflective teacher.
KEYWORDS: Reflective teacher, Formative process, Educational
policies.
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