Loveless, Avril, Burton, J. and Turvey, Keith (2006) Developing conceptual frameworks for creativity, ICT and teacher education Thinking Skills and Creativity, 1 (1). pp. 3-13. ISSN 1871-1871Full text not available from this repository.
The paper brings together the main findings from an investigation into the development of student teachers’ professional knowledge around ICT and pedagogies for creativity. The research sheds light on the problematic area of developing student teachers’ understanding of creativity at a time of professional career transition, and the role digital technologies can play in enabling them to develop pedagogies for creativity. The original contribution of the research emerges from the richness of the contexts explored for developing student teachers’ conceptual frameworks for creativity and the longitudinal nature of the study, tracking students from university into their induction year. This revealed the complex nature of student teachers’ developing knowledge and understanding, as well as the multiplicity of factors influencing this process, from course design for learning about pedagogies for creativity in university, to enablers and inhibitors within the school-based context as both student teachers and newly qualified teachers.
|Item Type:||Journal article|
|Uncontrolled Keywords:||Creativity; ICT; Teacher education; Primary education; Professional development|
|Subjects:||X000 Education > X100 Teacher Education|
|DOI (a stable link to the resource):||10.1016/j.tsc.2005.07.001|
|Faculties:||Faculty of Education and Sport > School of Education > Education Research Centre
Faculty of Education and Sport
|Depositing User:||erc editor|
|Date Deposited:||30 Nov 2007|
|Last Modified:||26 Mar 2015 11:30|
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