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Drawing Perspectives: Empathy and Radical Imagination in Teacher Preparation
Drawing Perspectives: Empathy and Radical Imagination in Teacher Preparation
Drawing Perspectives: Empathy and Radical Imagination in Teacher Preparation

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0017163940
Date and Time of Latest Transaction  
20250211152812
ISBN  
9798383698778
DDC  
370
Author  
Bubash, Sarah Anne.
Title/Author  
Drawing Perspectives: Empathy and Radical Imagination in Teacher Preparation
Publish Info  
[Sl] : The University of Wisconsin - Madison, 2024
Publish Info  
Ann Arbor : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 2024
Material Info  
152 p
General Note  
Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 86-02, Section: A.
General Note  
Advisor: Ruppar, Andrea.
학위논문주기  
Thesis (Ph.D.)--The University of Wisconsin - Madison, 2024.
Abstracts/Etc  
요약To successfully create inclusive environments that address the unique needs of each student, teacher candidates must adopt their students' perspectives. Radical imagination is essential for empathy, as it enables individuals to recognize diverse viewpoints (Greene, 1995). Arts-based methods provide a means for teacher candidates to practice empathy through perspective-taking. This study used qualitative multimodal content analysis to examine how teacher candidates conceptualized disability and teaching through a framework of mattering (Elliott, et al., 2004). The data consisted of comics created by teacher candidates during a methods course on inclusive education for students with complex disabilities. In this study, I ask: How do teacher candidates' expressions of student mattering in the written and visual aspects of comics produced during arts-based perspective-taking and reflective activities reveal their understanding of disability and teaching? My analysis revealed that teacher candidates had negative awareness of their students with disabilities, conveyed limited importance, and did not portray reliance. This revealed that teacher candidates often have a deficit understanding of disability and a teacher-centered approach to teaching.
Subject Added Entry-Topical Term  
Teacher education
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Special education
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Art education
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Educational leadership
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Arts-based methods
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Comics
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Imagination
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Mattering
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Perspective taking
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Teacher preparation
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The University of Wisconsin - Madison Special Education
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Dissertations Abstracts International. 86-02A.
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■520    ▼aTo  successfully  create  inclusive  environments  that  address  the  unique  needs  of  each  student,  teacher  candidates  must  adopt  their  students'  perspectives.  Radical  imagination  is  essential  for  empathy,  as  it  enables  individuals  to  recognize  diverse  viewpoints  (Greene,  1995).  Arts-based  methods  provide  a  means  for  teacher  candidates  to  practice  empathy  through  perspective-taking.  This  study  used  qualitative  multimodal  content  analysis  to  examine  how  teacher  candidates  conceptualized  disability  and  teaching  through  a  framework  of  mattering  (Elliott,  et  al.,  2004).  The  data  consisted  of  comics  created  by  teacher  candidates  during  a  methods  course  on  inclusive  education  for  students  with  complex  disabilities.  In  this  study,  I  ask:  How  do  teacher  candidates'  expressions  of  student  mattering  in  the  written  and  visual  aspects  of  comics  produced  during  arts-based  perspective-taking  and  reflective  activities  reveal  their  understanding  of  disability  and  teaching?  My  analysis  revealed  that  teacher  candidates  had  negative  awareness  of  their  students  with  disabilities,  conveyed  limited  importance,  and  did  not  portray  reliance.  This  revealed  that  teacher  candidates  often  have  a  deficit  understanding  of  disability  and  a  teacher-centered  approach  to  teaching.
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