Lesson plans under scrutiny: a study on power relations in pre-service lesson plans

This work aims at analyzing the pedagogic discourse used in lesson plans written by student-teachers taking a pre-service teaching practice course at university, with a view to understanding the intrinsic relationship that pedagogic discursive practices have with power. The paper reports on a study...

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Autor principal: Regueira, Ana Lía
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Anales de Lingüística 2021
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Acceso en línea:https://revistas.uncu.edu.ar/ojs3/index.php/analeslinguistica/article/view/4596
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topic formación docente
planes de clase
discurso pedagógico
poder
teacher education
lesson plans
pedagogic discourse
power
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planes de clase
discurso pedagógico
poder
teacher education
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pedagogic discourse
power
Regueira, Ana Lía
Lesson plans under scrutiny: a study on power relations in pre-service lesson plans
topic_facet formación docente
planes de clase
discurso pedagógico
poder
teacher education
lesson plans
pedagogic discourse
power
author Regueira, Ana Lía
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title Lesson plans under scrutiny: a study on power relations in pre-service lesson plans
title_short Lesson plans under scrutiny: a study on power relations in pre-service lesson plans
title_full Lesson plans under scrutiny: a study on power relations in pre-service lesson plans
title_fullStr Lesson plans under scrutiny: a study on power relations in pre-service lesson plans
title_full_unstemmed Lesson plans under scrutiny: a study on power relations in pre-service lesson plans
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description This work aims at analyzing the pedagogic discourse used in lesson plans written by student-teachers taking a pre-service teaching practice course at university, with a view to understanding the intrinsic relationship that pedagogic discursive practices have with power. The paper reports on a study which involves the analysis of six lesson plans written by one student-teacher doing her last Teaching Practice Course at Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata (Argentina). A Critical Discourse Analysis perspective is taken to analyze the student-teacher’s intentions to exercise control over the contributions of the students in terms of content, relations, and subject positions. Then, the force of the power behind the student-teacher’s pedagogic discourse practices is explored, leading to the conclusion that the very same conventions of lesson plans constrain their productions and serve to legitimize and reproduce institutional asymmetrical relations.
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