Transformative L2 Teacher Education Innovations

Transformative L2 Teacher Education Innovations

Insights from Vygotskian Sociocultural Theory

Rieker, Jacob; Johnson, Karen E.; Golombek, Paula R.

Taylor & Francis Ltd

12/2024

254

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9781032825649

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CONTENTS

List of Contributors

Foreword

Acknowledgements
Notes on Transcriptions



Chapter 1

Vygotskian Sociocultural Theory and Transformative Second Language Teacher Education

Chapter 2

Novice Language Teacher Conceptual Development through Concept-Based Language Instruction: Empowering Novices for Novel Contexts

Chapter 3

Tiny Talks as an Intentional Mediational Space: 'Listening' to How Novice Language Teachers Think/Feel Together

Chapter 4

"I had a different approach to teaching than I do now": Provoking shifts in novice language teacher instructional stance with Vygotskian praxis-oriented pedagogy and concept-based language instruction

Chapter 5

Impacting Teacher Candidates' Language Ideologies in a Grammar Course: The Role of Scientific Concepts

Chapter 6

The Co-construction of Cyclical Dialogic Interactions during the Initial Teaching Experience: An Innovative Initiative in Brazilian EFL Teacher Education

Chapter 7

Sites of Transformative Potential: Intentionality and Impacts of Vygotskian Sociocultural Theory-informed Language Teacher Education Practices

Chapter 8

A Mixed Method Study of a Critical Sociocultural Coaching Intervention:

Teacher and Student Outcomes

Chapter 9

Learning to Teach Language as Social Practice: Vygotskian Concept-based Professional Development for Community-based Adult ESL Volunteers

Chapter 10

Embracing Dialogic Feedback in Chilean EFL Teacher Education: A Self-Study of Teacher Educator Practices

Chapter 11
L2 Teacher Educators as Creators of EMI Faculty Development: How Imagination Makes Pedagogical Innovation Possible
Vygotskian Sociocultural Theory;Language teachers;Second Language teacher education;teacher cognition;microgenetic analysis;Perezhivanie;dynamic assessment;concept-based language instruction