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ORBIS SCHOLAE, Vol 15 No 3 (2021), 25–42
The Nature of Reflective Communication Within Video Clubs: What Matters?
Klára Uličná
DOI: https://doi.org/10.14712/23363177.2022.8
published online: 07. 09. 2022
abstract
The study’s aim is to shed light on the nature of future English language teachers’ reflective communication in the context of video clubs. The objectives of the video clubs were to further develop students’ pedagogical content knowledge in relation to English language teaching and learning, professional vision, and reflective competence. Concerning the professional and political aspects of communication, this study aims to investigate the influence of different types of video interventions implemented in four different video clubs on the nature of pre-service teachers’ communication and, consequently, its effects on students’ reflections and their professional learning.
keywords: reflective communication; political aspects of communication; professional learning; collaborative professionalism, communities of teachers; video clubs; video interventions; professional vision; pre-service teachers
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