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Session Submission Type: Paper Session
This session focuses on papers that contribute to a deeper understanding of professional development, teacher knowledge, intrapersonal awareness, and the use of confluent education practices. By channeling affective and cognitive domains, teachers can develop the necessary self-awareness and reflective tools for improving their pedagogy and relations in the classroom. This dynamic session will help us all come to better understand the role that confluent education has in teacher practice and professional development.
Expert Knowledge Is Not Enough to Improve Education: A Holistic View of Professional Development - Saskia Attema-Noordewier, VU University Amsterdam; Rosanne Cathelijne Zwart, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam; Fred A.J. Korthagen, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
On the Use of Music as a Pedagogical Tool - Marianne D'Emidio-Caston, Antioch University Santa Barbara; Gretchen Tofflemier, Aliso School, Carpinteria; Julie Felix, Isla Vista School
To “Know Thyself” is Not Enough: Envisioning a Teaching Life through Autobiographical Narrative - Isabel Nunez, Concordia University - Chicago; Pamela J. Konkol, Concordia University - Chicago; Simeon Martin Stumme, Concordia University - Chicago
MyStory as Professional Development Tool: Does It Provide Educators With Lasting Changes One Year Later? - Kylea Asher, Indiana University; JulieMarie Frye, Indiana State University
Indigenous Education as Cultural Confluence: El Colegio de Santa Cruz de Tlaltelolco - Bernardo P. Gallegos, National University
The Confluence of Native Hawaiian Spirituality and Western Research - Carl Kalani Beyer, Pacific Oaks College