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18 Understanding Pre-Service Teachers’ Study-Abroad Experiences through Duoethnography: Challenges, Emotions and Developments

  • Christine Biebricher and Yue You
© 2022 Channel View Publications Ltd, Bristol/Blue Ridge Summit

© 2022 Channel View Publications Ltd, Bristol/Blue Ridge Summit

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Acknowledgements ix
  4. Contributors xi
  5. 1 Language Teachers Studying Abroad 1
  6. Part 1. Identities and Professional Development
  7. 2 Emotionality in Field Trip Narratives: Confronting Deficit Perspectives 20
  8. 3 Japanese English Teachers’ Professional Development in a Canadian University: Perceptions of Self and Imagining Practice 33
  9. 4 Study Abroad as a Site of Transformative Learning: Post-Sojourn Knowledge and Identity Change of Two Cambodian Teachers 45
  10. 5 Life and Learning through Study Abroad: Trajectories Connecting Identity and Communicative Repertoires 58
  11. 6 ‘They Say My Job is Propaganda’: Professional Identities of Pre-Service Chinese Language Teachers in Overseas Schools 69
  12. Part 2 Interculturality and Intercultural Learning
  13. 7 Re-Imagining Immersion for Teachers: Exploring the Seedlings of Decolonial Roots within Ecuadorian/United States Partnerships 83
  14. 8 The Experience of Pre-Service Language Teachers Learning an Additional Language through Study Abroad 97
  15. 9 Border-Crossing and Professional Development of Taiwanese EFL Teachers in a Study-Abroad Program 108
  16. 10 ‘I Thought it was Really a No!’: A Narrativized Account of an L2 Sojourn with a Homestay 120
  17. 11 Language for the Heart: Investigating the Linguistic Responsiveness of Study Abroad 132
  18. Part 3 Emotions and Personal Growth
  19. 12 Dreams Cut Short but Heads Held High: Study Abroad in Times of Coronavirus 145
  20. 13 No Ordinary Time: Language Teachers Abroad in an Extraordinary Year 158
  21. 14 When Teachers Become ‘the Other’: Studying Abroad in the Dominican Republic 169
  22. 15 Study Abroad as Subjection: Doctoral Students’ Emotions during Academic Short Stays 186
  23. 16 Emotional Aspects of Online Collaboration: Virtual Exchange of Pre-Service EFL Teachers 197
  24. Part 4 Relationships and Careers
  25. 17 From Language Teaching Assistant Abroad to Language Professional: A Longitudinal Study of Career Entry 212
  26. 18 Understanding Pre-Service Teachers’ Study-Abroad Experiences through Duoethnography: Challenges, Emotions and Developments 227
  27. 19 From ESL Student to Teacher Educator: Refl ections on Transnational and Transcultural Professional Identity Development 239
  28. 20 Transformative Learning and Professionalization through Uncertainty? A Case Study of Pre-Service Language Teachers During a STIE 250
  29. 21 The Impact of a Two-Week Study-Abroad Teacher Development Program on Pre-Service L2 Teachers 263
  30. Index 277
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