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This article reports the results of the systematization of the experience named My ideas in three minutes, an activity implemented in the Maternal School course of the Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Education at Universidad Autónoma de Bucaramanga, Colombia. The One minute paper technique was used to encourage students to reflect on their future role as teachers, by composing texts containing the analysis of their experiences and practices. Those documents were collected and analyzed, using Nvivo program, based on the following categories: identity as teachers and conceptual appropriation. However, during the process, some categories emerged, such as, appreciations about the educational system and others related to writing. The conclusions point out the potential of this technique for a reflexive exercise to be carried out in an agile way; besides, it promotes in the students the habit of constantly questioning themselves, making it possible for them to be more self-critical. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper that I share arises as a result of the doctoral thesis "Teacher training in the face of digital culture. The convenient, the desirable, the possible" (2009-2014). The central thesis that supported it was to connect the voice of experts in the field of Educational Technology and teacher training, in the context of Argentine public educational policies. I write this in complex times; times of pandemic, of anguish, sadness and uncertainties. I took the impulse to share it in the face of this context that has made many changes in our daily lives. In parallel, demands, requirements and needs arose before them. I add a passionate voice to the conversation whose hashtag (#) is teacher training in times of change and uncertainties to make hear a series of conceptual constructions building in practices that allow conversation, dialogue, reflection, rethinking the trade and teacher training in our country in times of digital culture. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The assessment of learning in literature in English language teacher education (ELTEd) has mainly taken place at random instead of as a planned action. We seek for an answer here, then, to what we assess when we assess literature in English language teacher education. For that sake, we examined our assessment proposals and the answers provided by the students of English Speaking Literature II at the ELTEd program at the National University of La Pampa, Argentina, in 2015. The data were collected from mid-term exams, correction forms, and final papers, and analyzed qualitatively in view of their correspondence with the cultural, linguistic, or personal-growth models of teaching literature. The results show that our working tasks display a tendency to value processes that are in tune with the personal-growth model, although in the assessment in general there is a strong tendency to give particular relevance to linguistic precision. Nevertheless, our final considerations in the students' papers did aspire to a contextualized integration of the models of teaching at stake. To find answers to our initial question will allow us to determine to what extent our assessment meets our teaching practices, which in forms our role of socially and pedagogically responsible professors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The study is part of a project that aims to analyze teacher training devices in the "Residencia" in Argentina, student teachers' training processes and the meaning making that they build during thier training (UBACyt 20020100100775, 2014-2017). The purpose of this paper is to show how the training process unfolds in the case of a future teacher in which an identity transformation takes place. We will show the interplay between intrasubjective and intersubjective aspects in this training process. Through the clinical method, which makes use of the analysis of indepth interviews, reports of experiences and classroom observations of a teacher in training, we develope a series of hypotheses from a post-Freudian psychoanalytic perspective and from clinical sociology. From the analysis arises the hypothesis that states that paradoxically, in the process of identity transformation that takes place, the conditions of origin of the student teacher are reproduced, even within the process of identity breakdown. In this way, the work shows how continuation is preesent in change. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this paper we present the evaluation of an innovative experience carried out at the Colegio Concertado La Salle de Córdoba, an educational center in which one of the three researchers plays the role of teacher. The study consists of the development and implementation of a methodological resource for the teaching of the subject of Social and Natural Sciences: the teacher's portfolio. The analysis of the data indicates that the strategy has improved, among other aspects, creativity, group work and critical and reflective thinking of teachers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper aims to analyze arguments offered by university students in relation to the implementation program for the Geography Course of Studies (2009) at the Faculty of Human Sciences from the National University of La Pampa. To achieve this, this article will focus on the reports of those who are taking up the Teacher Residency course, as it is the first cohort that will graduate with the new study program. Hence, the aim of this article is to explain the meaning of teacher professional training, and in particular, that of teacher training in Geography. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

During the early years of the 60s, the first psychologists graduated from the Bachelor of UBA. The employment of these leaned strongly toward the field of health. However, many also raided the practice of teaching (especially chairs of the university). Despite this, few chose the career of teachers who are dictated in the same faculty. The need for specific training for teaching, does not seem to occur between those early psychologists. This paper analyzes some of the tensions at play in teacher training for those psychologists. What characteristics did the teacher training offered by the UBA to these? Why is Training was unattractive? For the analysis of these questions it intends to work with the category of teaching position, particularly those describing Birgin and Pineau (2014). Finally, some issues of teacher education are discussed today, in light of the analyzes performed on the case of the first psychologists. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

As part of a project studying the subjective transformation and change in teaching practices of in-service teachers, this paper is a case study of a preschool teacher who participated in a course based on the analysis of her filmed own classes. Clinical analysis of her practices and interviews from a framework that combines psychoanalytic and cognitive theories led to a series of hypotheses about the scope and limits of the course promoting transformations of scheme, representations, subjective features and teaching practices, as well as the dynamics of the own process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper presents pedagogy postgraduate courses at the Autonomous National University of Mexico (UNAM), in its current model. It revises general aspects of its structure, within the framework of the system of postgraduate studies at this university and explains the pedagogic and educational bases that support contents, organization, and related practices. Taking into account the General Regulation of Postgraduate Studies at the UNAM, this postgraduate course resumes the orientations of curricular flexibility and tutorials and takes responsibility for teacher training, central axis of the program, from a multirreference perspective. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper discusses pre-service teacher training in Chile from a critical perspective related to the historical transformation in which it takes place. This analysis was based on an institutional framework which allowed it to expand in a steady and consistent way. The consolidation scene of this process was altered by the emergence of the military government, which introduced a new structure supported by an economic model that led to an exacerbated enrollment expansion and brought about deregulation and low quality. This situation, despite the efforts of recent governments, has not been reversed yet. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In the first part this paper describes a research about the identity of the Children's Education Career. Beginner and future teachers of this education level have taken part in this investigation. They have answered two main questions: how they are learning to be teachers, and what kind of teachers they want to be. In the second part, this article presents the methodological problems, that emerged during the investigation connected with the vulnerability of the actors (researcher and investigated teachers) of these life histories. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper shows different aspects of a project in the context of Teacher Training at the Education University of Málaga. It works, through Life Stories, the idea of “school" the students have when they start their teacher training studies and the changing experience through the process of critical reflection. It is understood that to open a repertoire of experiences also opens the view about the profession and the kind of action it represents.In short, it shows how Stories of Life can be relevant to generate learning conditions. In this way it takes the construction of shared narratives about the sense and functions of school though particular stories of actors. In this way, it speaks about shared stories to show a place of training as a place of meeting. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]