The authors report that teachers' lives are enriched by students' deeper understanding of their own stories and openness to authentic stories of others¶
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q1 i? Positionality work benefits teachers as well as students, enriching teachers' lives. → Angelica Paz Ortiz 2019
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Angelica Paz Ortiz 2019¶
Angelica Paz Ortiz, Beth Tarasawa, Jack Straton, Noelle Al-Mustaifry, Anmarie Trimble. (2019). Positionality in teaching: Implications for advancing social justice. Journal of General Education 67(1), 109-121. https://www.nwea.org/research/publication/positionality-in-teaching-implications-for-advancing-social-justice/ doi:10.5325/jgeneeduc.67.1-2.0109
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A reflective claim from the abstract asserting reciprocal benefits of positionality work for students and teachers; the article reports no data or effect size supporting it.
"Just as students benefit from a new openness to authentic stories of others, and a deeper understanding of their own stories, so are teachers' lives enriched thereby."
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Related Claims¶
- Reflective practice yields deeper understanding of teachers' own teaching style and greater classroom effectiveness — related
- Cross-classroom Super Talk built a multifaceted understanding of 'how people grow' that enriched discourse within each classroom — related
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The authors report that teachers' lives are enriched by students' deeper understanding of their own stories and openness to authentic stories of others |
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The authors report that teachers' lives are enriched by students' deeper understanding of their own stories and openness to authentic stories of others |
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