Circular dynamic between theory to teacher practice
From content to activity
From the research: French journey in teacher training
A focus: From Novice to Expert
The idea in brief: Connection to build new epistemic synthesis
Supporting the Teacher Professional Developing
2.1 Reflective practice
2.2 The e-portfolio as a boundary object
Example of ePortfolios structure in a university course
2.2 The use of the digital video as a reflective tool
The reflexive methods of self-confrontation
2.4 Developing Research – Inquiry Attitude
From the research: Sustainability of the research inquiry skill after one year
A focus: Boundary Object for transformation
The idea in brief: Becoming a diffractive practitioner as more-than-reflective practice
Role of the Personal Resources in Teaching Process
Self-efficacy to mobilize
Self-Regulated Learning to active
Teacher Agency as a dynamic resource
Typology of Agency
Readiness
From the research: Agency after a teacher training
A focus: Contemplative practices in Teacher training
The idea in brief: The personal teacher ‘past as professional resources
Role of the Tools and ITC in Teaching Process
Appropriation, Tools and Scripts
The case of the I-Pad
4.2. Socio-materiality in the teaching process
From the research: New social and material appropriation
A focus: The artefact in a socio-cultural approach
The idea in brief:
Role of Collaboration in Teaching Process
Collaboration and Knowledge Building in the classroom
Collaborative Professional Learning
Teacher-Researcher Collaborations as Contexts for Learning
Peer collaboration: Role of the Social Network
From the research: Use of Social Network by teachers in the Global South
A focus: Participative methodology
The idea in brief: Toward Epistemic Collaborative Communities
International and Global Professional Developing
International teacher training
Teacher Educators: toward the next generation of teachers
From the research: An international Blended course for teacher educators
A focus: Blended Learning
The idea in brief: Ethical-critical global pedagogy
Open Perspective
Transformative Interactions with Augmented and Emerging Technology
Knots of new configurations in classroom
Teacher Professional Developing in Posthumanism / Hyperhumanism
The idea in brief: Critical and participative mean-making
Conclusion
References
Maria Antonietta Impedovo, PhD, is Associate Professor at Aix-Marseille University, France. Since 2014, she teaches at School of Education in a master course addressed mainly to teacher-students. Since 2010, she has been actively participating in multiple national and international formative and research projects about teacher professional developing. Her main research interests are cultural and educational psychology. Her current research centres on learning and developing across contexts, technology-mediated learning, and professional developing. About these topics, she has written peer-reviewed papers in Italian, Spanish, French and English.