I teach & research at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Areas of interest: pedagogy, classroom interaction, teacher learning & linguistic ethnography.
Weโre excited to share the winner of the @TiP_Jrnl Best Article Award for papers published in the 2024 volume year! Congratulations to the authors Edith Bouton, @ALefstein, Aliza Segal & @SnellJulia ๐
Read now ๐ https://t.co/hHoiJ4sqgK
I'm excited to share a new article:
"Teacher collaborative inquiry into practice in school-based learning communities: The role of activity type". By Miriam Babichenko, @AsterhanChrista and me. In Learning, Culture and Social Interaction: https://t.co/fLHPP0VVIx
Hot off the Reading Research Quarterly press: "Reifying, Disorienting and Restoring Gender Binaries in Dialogic Literature Discussions" by @OrnerAviv94216, Hadar Netz, and me. Available open access here:
https://t.co/me9nF2agfR
Just published online in Vol 50(1), the Open Access Article - The search for evidence-based features of effective teacher professional development: a critical analysis of the literature by Christa S. C. Asterhan & Adam Lefstein. Read & download for free @ https://t.co/PXSsqaZzr2
I'm excited to share @AsterhanChrista and my new article, "The search for evidence-based features of effective teacher professional development: a critical analysis of the literature" freely available at https://t.co/n1ELvLt9kR
Comments welcome!
Pleased to make available a new article, by @etancohen, @Gidishon and me: "The end of the textbook and the beginning of teaching? Tradeoffs in designing on-line support for K-12 teachers" in Education and Information Technologies. Download here: https://t.co/7I4vF5cKLI.
I'm excited to share Livat Eshchar-Netz, Dana Vedder-Weiss and my article, "Too old to learn? The ambivalence of teaching experience in an Israeli teacher leadership initiative", now available in Teaching and Teacher Education: https://t.co/X18W8WRZpn
One of the most concerning stats weโve seen on @TeacherTapp in some time.
In 2018, when asked if they went back in time would they still train to be teachers, 42% strongly agree.
Today, itโs just 23%.
An astonishing collapse in a few years.
๐ง One of the most effective forms of professional development is teachers talking with each other! ๐Listen to our recent visiting scholar @ALefstein explain the concept of 'Pedagogically-Productive Talk'. You can find the podcast here! ๐
https://t.co/w4KQBjUdGh
This week in our Global Scholars Series, Dr. Vedder-Weissโ advice for publishing is to โstay open to critique and willing to truly consider your reviewerโs suggestions.โ Read her co-authored article in TCR here: https://t.co/lvAyXhg0SJ @BenGurionUni#GlobalScholars
I'm pleased to share a new working paper: "Interpretation in Linguistic Ethnography: Some comments for Quantitative Ethnographers". In KCL WPULL series. https://t.co/SjfcdpW8FQ. Was originally a keynote at ICQE2021: https://t.co/UITHxiCkku. Comments welcome!
What are we doing when we interpret discourse data? How do we know if our interpretations are sound? How can we increase their quality without straitjacketing them into rigid methods that are insensitive to changing contexts and questions? (1st of 2 tweets)