This book critically examines the concepts of teacher knowledge,
the effectiveness of teaching, and the relationships between these
and the context in which teachers work and live. Providing an
original analysis of empirical evidence from the UK Department for
International Development's substantial 20-year language teacher
education programme in China, this study demonstrates how both the
understanding and effectiveness of teaching and teacher education
are shaped by cultural contexts and traditions. The author points
out the difficulties caused when teacher educators fail to realise
this. Qing Gu also reveals the importance of identifying variations
in teacher knowledge within single cultures and areas of common
ground across cultures, articulating the key findings for
sustaining and improving the long term effectiveness of teacher
education programmes within the contemporary context of
internationalisation.
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