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245 00 Transforming pedagogies through engagement with learners, 
       teachers and communities /|cedited by Dat Bao, Thanh Pham 
264  1 Singapore :|bSpringer Singapore :|bImprint: Springer,
       |c2021 
300    1 online resource (xxx, 255 pages) :|billustrations (some 
       color), digital ;|c24 cm 
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490 1  Education in the Asia-Pacific region: issues, concerns and
       prospects,|x1573-5397 ;|vvolume 57 
505 0  Introduction chapter - Exploring ways of transforming 
       pedagogies -- Part One Transforming pedagogies through 
       engagement with student voice and experience -- Chapter 1 
       - Engaging students in academic readings at Australian 
       higher education: An experience learned from Asian 
       education -- Chapter 2 - Improving pedagogy in response to
       students' reflective learning needs -- Chapter 3 - 
       Developing effective 'global' pedagogies in Western 
       classrooms: A need to understand the internationalization 
       process of Confucian heritage cultures (CHC) students -- 
       Chapter 4 - Culturally supportive pedagogy: Challenges 
       facing North Korean immigrant students in South Korea -- 
       Chapter 5 - Learners as story writers: EFL creative 
       writing practices in Indonesia -- Chapter 6 - Exploring 
       attitudes towards 'Asia literacy' among Australian 
       secondary school students -- Part Two Transforming 
       pedagogies through engagement with teacher belief and 
       knowledge -- Chapter 7 - A sociocultural perspective on 
       preservice teachers' beliefs and practices during the EAL 
       practicum in Australian secondary schools -- Chapter 8 - 
       Rethinking pedagogy for heritage language maintenance in 
       early childhood settings: the power of play -- Chapter 9 -
       Implementing formative assessment in Asian classrooms: 
       Strategies to navigate cultural and structural obstacles -
       - Chapter 10 - Making Sense of Teacher Agency within a 
       Vocational-Academic Integration Program in a Chinese 
       Vocational High School -- Chapter 11 - Teacher learning 
       through dialogue: The cases of Vietnamese teachers -- 
       Chapter 12 - Teacher change in science education: What 
       could be done to make this happen? -- Part Three 
       Transforming pedagogies through community engagement -- 
       Chapter 13 - Posting your thoughts: A Pedagogical 
       Perspective of Blogging -- Chapter 14 - Service Learning 
       in a Suburban Community in Vietnam: Pre-Service EFL 
       Teachers as Agents of Change -- Chapter 15 - Parents as 
       teaching allies: Some cases in Japanese schools -- Chapter
       16 - Educational Neo-liberalism and the Annexation of 
       Literacy: a cautionary tale in the Asia-Pacific context 
520    This book identifies three types of influential forces 
       that pose challenges to innovations: socio-cultural 
       dynamics, teacher individuality, and local circumstances. 
       It uses languages, cultural traits, and intellectual 
       heritages in the Asia-Pacific region as an example to show
       the resistance to Western-based pedagogies due to 
       disparities between the innovations and these local 
       heritages. It reveals personal and professional values 
       that teachers hold and how these values, while seemingly 
       supporting creative ideologies, happen to prevent them 
       from incorporating innovations in their practices. The 
       book discusses how informal educational activities and 
       services that a society possesses could impede pedagogical
       innovations. There is, therefore, a need for institutions 
       and educators to develop a positive relationship between 
       these phenomena and teaching innovations 
650  0 Education|zPacific Area 
650  0 Teaching|zPacific Area 
650  0 Educational sociology|zPacific Area 
650 14 Teaching and Teacher Education 
650 24 Sociology of Education 
650 24 International and Comparative Education 
700 1  Bao, Dat,|eeditor 
700 1  Pham, Thanh,|eeditor 
710 2  SpringerLink (Online service) 
773 0  |tSpringer Nature eBook 
830  0 Education in the Asia-Pacific region: issues, concerns and
       prospects ;|vvolume 57 
856 40 |uhttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-0057-9 
912    Springer|b111007264615 
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