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Stories of Change and Continuity: Understanding the Development of the Identities of Foreign Languaghe 11 teachers whose relationship with their working environment was studied in Chapter 8. After the original data collection, this group of five teachers also agreed to participate in this follow-up study. The focus of this chapter is on describing the dynamics of the participants’ identity develop

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Aufbau eines F&E-Zentrums in China identity. Although the first years in the profession and the development of teacher identity have been popular topics of research especially in the educational field, there is a clear need for studies of long-term developments in teacher identity and beliefs. Especially studies on foreign language

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,Entwicklung des Erl?srechenmodells,r her first language (L1) or other languages he or she may know), being a learner, the learning process, and the learning contexts, all of which are charged with positive and negative experiences and loaded with personal meanings. We would argue that this is also true of aspects of teaching.

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Schuldrechtliche Aktiensurrogate,the formation of a professional identity leads to the need to examine it more closely, and the need to understand how student teachers’ professional identities are constructed during their formal teacher education.