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Dinham, Judith; Choy, S. Chee; Williams, Paul; Yim, Joanne Sau Ching – Asia-Pacific Journal of Teacher Education, 2021
In both Australia and Malaysia where there is strong central oversight of education, reflective thinking is promoted as integral to an effective pedagogy that leads to good quality learner outcomes. Besides providing tools and resources for teachers and pre-service teachers to use, increasing the systemic procedures for teacher advancement and…
Descriptors: Instructional Effectiveness, Reflective Teaching, Critical Thinking, Educational Practices
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Choy, Siew Chee; Dinham, Judith; Yim, Joanne Sau-Ching; Williams, Paul – Australian Journal of Teacher Education, 2021
Reflective practices are considered an important part of a pre-service teachers' (PSTs) professional learning experiences. However, there has been much criticisms on its efficacy as a learning tool for teacher professional development. This paper will relate a study that was designed to compare reflective teaching practices in two culturally…
Descriptors: Preservice Teachers, Comparative Education, Foreign Countries, Reflective Teaching
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Choy, S. Chee; Dinham, Judith; Yim, Joanne Sau Ching; Williams, Paul – Issues in Educational Research, 2020
The Malaysian and Australian education systems have centrally driven initiatives that promote teachers' reflection on their educational practice. While focused on improving student learning outcomes, the role of teachers' reflective thinking is contextualised differently in each country. This study investigates how pre-service teachers understand…
Descriptors: Reflective Teaching, Preservice Teachers, Graduate Students, Undergraduate Students
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Shephard, Kerry; Harland, Tony; Stein, Sarah; Tidswell, Toni – Journal of Higher Education Policy and Management, 2011
We were interested in how preparing for a national teaching award influences those who subsequently receive awards and whether these influences expand higher education's exploration of teaching excellence or limit it. We explored these interests by conducting semi-structured telephone interviews with 10 awardees from five different countries and…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Awards, Performance, Professional Recognition