The Long-Term Effects of International Student Teaching Placements
Implications for Policy and Practice in Higher Education
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https://doi.org/10.32674/jcihe.v11iSpring.927Keywords:
teach abroad, effects of teaching abroad, benefits of studying abroadAbstract
There is scant literature involving studies with classroom teachers who previously student taught abroad to determine the lasting effects of student teaching abroad, if any, on their careers and teaching. Were the benefits anticipated by student teachers who student taught abroad the actual benefits that teachers who student taught abroad experienced? This studied attempted to fill this gap by interviewing a university coordinator of an abroad student teaching program and alumni of the program who are now practicing educators and providing recommendations for university international student teaching programs.
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