Titlebook: Negotiating Identity in Modern Foreign Language Teaching; Matilde Gallardo Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019

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,“When I Am Teaching German, I Put on a Persona”: Exploring Lived Experiences of Teaching a Foreign ge teachers. The method used facilitates an insight into the lived world of language teachers. It aims to offer a relevant contribution to the teacher identity research, in particular in how language teachers experience their self; it also reveals a different insight in relation to the way multiple identities are experienced by language teachers.

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Becoming a Language Professional in Higher Education: A Psychosocial Case Study,ming language professionals. A key aspect of the research is represented by the researcher’s own reflectivity within the research process (Hellawell in Teach High Educ 11:4, 483–494, .; West and Merrill .. Sage, London, .).

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The Journey to Becoming a Language Teacher: Motivation and Engagement with the Process of Professios and languages that was to materialise into a teaching career, a commitment to lifelong learning, and a doctorate in Education. Both accounts lead to a conclusion on the emerging shape of the teachers’ individual voices, and the strong value of storytelling as an illuminating force over teachers’ identities.

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Brings together practitioners from a range of cross-institut.This edited book examines modern foreign language teachers who research their own and others’ experiences of identity construction in the context of living and teaching in UK institutions, primarily in the Higher Education sector. The book

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Modern Language Teacher Identity Formation Through Engagement with Exploratory Practice: The Future of their EP lived experience. The narratives revealed a confidence, a sense of personal pride which in turn enabled exploration, optimism and innovation that led them to develop their identity as practitioner-researchers albeit it remained, for some, overshadowed by the uncertainty of the future of modern languages in higher education.

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,How a Community of Practice Shapes a Modern Foreign Language Teacher’s Views of Herself as a Teacheffers insights into communities of practice and their role, in interaction with a teacher’s sets of general teaching and language teaching beliefs and her sense of agency in sustaining a teacher’s views of herself as an educator.

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first touches on the initial impetus that determined the way my thought would gO. l The other looks for information about the much discussed "reversal" [in my development]. I hesitate with my answers, for they are necessarily no more than indications [of much more to be said]. The lesson of long ex

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