Perezhivanie in Action: A Novice Teacher’s Refraction of Mediated Dramatic Events

Analyzing a teacher’s perezhivanie shows how she both cognitively and emotionally experiences dramatic events and the mediation provided in response to such events, uncovering her professional development. This paper’s objective is threefold: (i) to illustrate how a novice English teacher’s perezhivanie refracts the contradictions she faces when her practice is inquired into by a more experienced peer; (ii) to analyze the quality and character of his mediation in response to these events; and (iii) to trace how the novice teacher’s perezhivanie shapes her professional development. Nine classroom observations followed by post-observation interviews were conducted. The findings illustrate how the teacher’s refraction of dramatic events and the responsive mediation offered allowed her to (re)visit and (re)shape her professional identity and activity.

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Work Title Perezhivanie in Action: A Novice Teacher’s Refraction of Mediated Dramatic Events
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  1. Matheus André Agnoletto
  2. Adriana de Carvalho Kuerten Dellagnelo
  3. Karen E. Johnson
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  1. Teacher development
  2. Dramatic events
  3. Cognitive/emotional dissonance
  4. Perezhivanie
  5. Responsive mediation
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  1. Language and Sociocultural Theory
Publication Date March 23, 2022
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  1. https://doi.org/10.1558/lst.18163
Deposited July 19, 2022

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    Work Title
    • Perezhivanie in Action
    • Perezhivanie in Action: A Novice Teacher’s Refraction of Mediated Dramatic Events
    Keyword
    • Teacher development, Dramatic events, Cognitive/emotional dissonance, Perezhivanie, Responsive mediation
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    • A Novice Teacher’s Refraction of Mediated Dramatic Events
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    • <p>Analyzing a teacher’s perezhivanie shows how she both cognitively and emotionally experiences dramatic events and the mediation provided in response to such events, uncovering her professional development. This paper’s objective is threefold: (i) to illustrate how a novice English teacher’s perezhivanie refracts the contradictions she faces when her practice is inquired into by a more experienced peer; (ii) to analyze the quality and character of his mediation in response to these events; and (iii) to trace how the novice teacher’s perezhivanie shapes her professional development. Nine classroom observations followed by post-observation interviews were conducted. The findings illustrate how the teacher’s refraction of dramatic events and the responsive mediation offered allowed her to (re)visit and (re)shape her professional identity and activity.</p>
    • <p>Analyzing a teacher’s _perezhivanie_ shows how she both cognitively and emotionally experiences dramatic events and the mediation provided in response to such events, uncovering her professional development. This paper’s objective is threefold: (i) to illustrate how a novice English teacher’s _perezhivanie_ refracts the contradictions she faces when her practice is inquired into by a more experienced peer; (ii) to analyze the quality and character of his mediation in response to these events; and (iii) to trace how the novice teacher’s _perezhivanie_ shapes her professional development. Nine classroom observations followed by post-observation interviews were conducted. The findings illustrate how the teacher’s refraction of dramatic events and the responsive mediation offered allowed her to (re)visit and (re)shape her professional identity and activity.</p>
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    • 2021-01-01
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