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Showing 1 to 20 of 25 for “"Professional Identity formation"”.
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A Grounded Theory of Pathologists’ Assistants Professional Identity Formation
… members of surgical and autopsy pathology teams. Professional identity formation is critical in healthcare, as misalignment between self-perception and external recognition can lead to dissatisfaction, burnout, and limited career progression. Prior research suggests that professional identity …
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A Narrative Inquiry into the Professional Identity Formation of College Instructors
… to teaching in adult education, developing a professional identity is a continuing process. This study examines the experience of nine instructors who transitioned from industry to teaching adults in a technical and vocational (TVET) Canadian college in the Middle East. The purpose of the …
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Becoming a Heritage Language Teacher: Exploring Professional Identity Formation through Drama
… Becoming1 a heritage language teacher: exploring professional identity formation through drama Immigrants often pursue careers for which they lack formal training in their host country (Roshid & Chowdhury, 2013). Many leverage their linguistic identities and seize job opportunities, frequently …
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Professional identity formation among non-clinical professionals in the field of continuing medical education
This study explored professional identity formation among non-clinical professionals in the field of continuing medical education. Specifically, two research questions examined how these professionals both define and perceive the development of their professional identities. The theoretical …
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The Making of a Professional: Institutional Logics of Teacher Education and Teacher Professional Identity Formation
… on the shared assumption that structural transformations to teacher education will transform the education system more broadly, the field has yet to systematically explore whether these structural transformations reach teacher identity and practice in how scholars and policymakers expect them …
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How can the process of professional identity formation of a gender-affirming practitioner inform medical curriculum change?
… significant health disparities. Health professionals are generally not adequately prepared by current curricula to provide gender-affirming, holistic care that is respectful of patients' gender identity. Therefore, this study asks the question: How can the professional identity formation …
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Failure, remediation and the disruption of professional identity formation in undergraduate medical students (at two UK medical schools)
… narratives medical students create around their professional identities are impacted upon by academic failure and subsequent remediation at two UK medical schools. Whilst much has been written regarding pedagogically underpinned approaches to remediation, little has been published regarding how …
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An exploration of the interaction between professional identity formation and the campus built environment in health professions education
Background: Professional identity formation has been proposed as the backbone of medical education (Cooke et al., 2010a, pg. 7). Educators develop curricula delivering knowledge, skills, and attributes, assisting learners’ transition towards becoming healthcare professionals, through dynamic …
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Gendering professions : an analysis of peer effects
Professional identity is important both to professionals and to the professions of which they are members. In addition to being crucial for professional success at an individual level, and for the maintenance of professional boundaries and autonomy at the collective level, professional identity is …
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East Asian and non-East Asian non-native English-speaking teachers’ navigation of identity and experiences as ESL teachers in the U.S. public school system
Prior research has shown that professional identity formation is more difficult for NNESTs than NESTs because they face challenges in the form of the native speaker fallacy, microaggressions, and self-doubt. This paper shares the results of a qualitative analysis of three East Asian and three …
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Advancing from Outsider to Insider: A Grounded Theory of Professional Identity Negotiation
… students construct or develop their personal and professional identities as influenced by the disciplinary values, behaviors, and practices learned during the undergraduate education experience. In order to deepen the understanding of professional identity formation within the engineering …
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A Dynamic Systems Theory Perspective on Pre-service Chinese Language Teachers’ Professional Identity
Identity is a set of meanings that defines who one is and what it means to be a particular kind of person (Beijaard, 1995; Burke &Stets, 2009; Gee, 2000). It is something that a person possesses as well enacts in a given context. Professional identity is how somebody looks at and acts as a …
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Access to Discourse and Professional Identity Development of Doctoral Students in Communities of Practice
… examined the development of doctoral students' professional identities through the negotiation of boundaries among communities of practice and through the social forces within a community of practice. The five doctoral students who participated in the study had been secondary agriculture …
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Taiwanese International Students in Clinical Supervision: A Phenomenological Study
… of training, the parallel process of their professional growth and acculturation further supported their professional identity formation process as a psychologist in training. The humanizing practices they received in supervision became a nourishing foundation, that participants will be able …
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Rivers of doing, becoming, being, belonging: exploring occupational therapist identity
… profession that has struggled with defining its identity and the result is often difficulties with professional identity in therapists. A lack of a professional identity has been linked to role confusion (Finlay, 2001), work stress and burnout (Edwards and Dirette, 2010), and attrition (Rugg, …
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Deconstructing, contextualising and assessing management and leadership qualities in dental professionals: an ethnographic study of principles in practice
… for leadership in dental training and professional standards to improve patient safety, the quality of care and the shaping of culture. Leadership development requires authentic learning outcomes whose meaning and related constructs of leadership are fully understood. The literature is …
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(non)native Speakering: The (dis)invention Of (non)native Speakered Subjectivities In A Graduate Teacher Education Program
… policies, as well as their impact on the professional identity development of pre-service teachers. Next, I consider the relationship between (non)native speakering and other processes of linguistic marginalization in which language is implicit, as well as how teacher educators can resist …
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Cultural Perspectives on Photography Education: An Inquiry into Pedagogy and Student Experiences in Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts and University of Wales Trinity Saint David
… organization, implementation, and students’ professional identity formation. Existing Chinese research typically offers one-way introductions to Western experiences, lacking empirical cross-cultural comparisons; Western literature typically reviews disciplinary histories but rarely addresses …
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Negotiating the Capability Imperative: Enacting Disability Inclusion in Medical Education
… education remains incomplete and requires transformation. In response, I reimagine educational structures that value disabled medical professionals. Fueled by a politics of crip futurity, this transformative vision is grounded by universal design, reconceptualizes notions of capability, and …
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How we see ourselves: beginning-teacher identity formation
Successful professional identity development is important for those entering the teaching profession. Therefore, understanding how beginning-teacher identity develops is important for those delivering initial teacher education (ITE). ITE is a contested area between politicians and educators …
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