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标题：Análisis del contenido del discurso cooperativo de los profesores de ciencias en contextos de innovación didáctica
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作者：Digna Couso ; Roser Pintó
期刊名称：Enseñanza de las ciencias: revista de investigación y experiencias didácticas
印刷版ISSN：2174-6486
出版年度：2009
卷号：27
期号：1
页码：5-18
语种：Spanish
出版社：Universitat de València
摘要：New reform contexts increasingly demand that teachers be the leading actors of innovation, thus challenging teachers’ learning and professional development. As a result, from a socio-cultural standpoint that relates social interaction to learning, teachers’ cooperative work becomes a focus of interest. However, we know little about how teachers work cooperatively for curriculum innovation and in particular, how they develop professionally in those contexts, which is related in the literature with the idea of Professional Community. This research is aimed at increasing our knowledge in this field through a content analysis of teachers’ discourse in cooperative scenarios. The exploratory analysis done identifies the types of discourse and the discourse patterns present in these contexts, discussing their potential for the participating teachers’ learning and development.
其他摘要：New reform contexts increasingly demand that teachers be the leading actors of innovation, thus challenging teachers’ learning and professional development. As a result, from a socio-cultural standpoint that relates social interaction to learning, teachers’ cooperative work becomes a focus of interest. However, we know little about how teachers work cooperatively for curriculum innovation and in particular, how they develop professionally in those contexts, which is related in the literature with the idea of Professional Community. This research is aimed at increasing our knowledge in this field through a content analysis of teachers’ discourse in cooperative scenarios. The exploratory analysis done identifies the types of discourse and the discourse patterns present in these contexts, discussing their potential for the participating teachers’ learning and development.