Investigating the Third Space: A New Agenda for Teacher Education Research
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The purpose of this article is to advocate for an expansion of third-space ideology to the research conducted in clinical teacher preparation programs including research designs and methods of data collection. Clinical teacher preparation has been advocated since the 1980s and is now being systematically realized in the early 21st century. Thus, it is time to revisit research designs and data collection related to this model. The author illustrates first-, second-, and third-space programs, including an overview of teacher residency programs, before advocating a mixed methods research paradigm that aims to create democratic spaces for teacher education research. Research and practice implications are discussed.
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- Premisecitation
Zeichner (2010) advocated embedding P-12 personnel into university preparation programs and university faculty into P-12 schools as hybrid teacher educators.
“Zeichner (2010) led the field in delineating the possibilities that third-space programs present for teacher preparation and advocated the embedding of P-12 personnel into university preparation programs and university faculty into P-12 schools as “hybrid teacher educators” (Zeichner, 2010, p. 94).”
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Second-space programs loosely couple theory to practice in the application of theory model.
“These are the programs that loosely couple theory to practice in the “'application of theory'” (Zeichner, 2010, p. 90) model of teacher preparation.”
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Large-scale, quantitative studies have demonstrated the importance of clinical experiences that replicate the first year of teaching.
“Large-scale, quantitative studies have demonstrated the importance of clinical experiences that replicate the first year of teaching (Boyd, Grossman, Lankford, Loeb, & Wyckoff, 2009).”
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- Findingown data
The author was not able to locate any study that used transformative mixed methods specifically in teacher preparation.
“Although I was able to locate several studies of teacher preparation programs that use a transformative framework, I was not able to locate one that used transformative mixed methods specifically yet this model is also in line with Darling-Hammond's (2006) suggestion that IHEs and schools work together for simultaneous improvement.”
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After multiple database searches, the author has not located any studies on teacher preparation programs that use formative design specifically.
“After multiple data base searches, I have not located any studies on teacher preparation programs that use formative design specifically-perhaps in part due to the difficulty of gaining access to school sites for this work or the time commitment required of teachers and administrators at the school site.”
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- Interpretationreasoning
Reconciling accountability with the needs of communities is a cross-national issue.
“Thus, reconciling accountability with the needs of communities is a cross-national issue.”
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Education researchers, deans of colleges of education, and accrediting bodies in the United States have called for closer relationships between school districts and institutions of higher education since the 1980s.
“In the United States, education researchers, deans of colleges of education, and accrediting bodies have called for closer relationships between school districts and institutions of higher education (IHEs) since the 1980s (Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation [CAEP], 2015;Darling-Hammond, 2006; National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education [NCATE] Blue Ribbon Panel,”
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- cites Darling-Hammond, 2006 source
- cites NCATE Blue Ribbon Panel, 2010
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The rise of high-stakes standardized assessments is also being seen in other OECD countries such as New Zealand.
“The rise of high-stakes standardized assessments is also being seen in other Orgnisation for Economic Co-operation (OECD) countries such as New Zealand (Cowie & Cooper, 2014)”
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Gutiérrez and colleagues demonstrated how particular programs supported emerging bilingual students in managing hybrid identities by using home languages and prior knowledge as assets.
“In this research, the authors demonstrated how particular programs have supported emerging bilingual students in managing hybrid identities including the construction of dialogue that utilizes students' home languages and prior knowledge as assets.”
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- cites Gutiérrez et al., 1999 source
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CAEP standards delineate that P-12 schools and colleges of education share responsibility for continuous improvement of candidate preparation.
“the CAEP (2015) standards delineate that P-12 schools and colleges of education, “share responsibility for continuous improvement of candidate preparation” (p. 1).”
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The reauthorization of ESEA as ESSA (2015) provides the opportunity for local control and accountability.
“The recent reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act ([ESEA], 1965) as the Every Student Succeeds Act ([ESSA], 2015) now provides the opportunity for local control and accountability (Klein, 2015)”
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Similar patterns of new school-university relationships are being spurred around the world in countries such as Australia and England as governments prioritize the assets of both practitioners and scholars.
“Similar patterns of new school-university relationships are being spurred around the world in countries such as Australia (Williams, 2014) and England (Jackson & Burch, 2016) as governments are beginning to prioritize the assets of both practitioners and scholars.”
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Relationships between IHEs and school districts are mandated by the major accrediting body (CAEP, 2015).
“Today, relationships between IHEs and school districts are mandated by the major accrediting body (CAEP, 2015)”
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- Interpretationreasoning
Third-space teacher education is more democratic than previous models in privileging P-12 practitioner, university personnel, and community knowledge.
“Third-space teacher education is more democratic than previous models in its privileging of P-12 practitioner, university personnel knowledge, and community knowledge; it is a collaborative space in which all stakeholders potentially stand to benefit.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claim- Rests on an assumption: Many spaces in higher education, including some teacher preparation programs, are overtly hierarchical with an emphasis on top-down implementation and Western epistemologies.
- Rests on an assumption: The Third Space is a space of revitalization and creativity in which all voices, narratives, and histories can be honored.
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Some research has demonstrated that third-space teacher education programs are beginning to include a cycle of continuous improvement into their work.
“However, some research has demonstrated how third-space teacher education programs, specifically, are beginning to include a cycle of continuous improvement into their work (Beck, 2016; Urban Teacher Residency United, 2015 1 )”
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- cites Urban Teacher Residency United, 2015
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- Interpretationreasoning
A chronic divide persists between the field and the IHE partner in second-space programs.
“Thus, a chronic divide persists between the field and the IHE partner in second-space programs and multiple ways of knowing are allegedly privileged but this value is not reflected in action.”
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There are provisions in the ESSA (2015) for the expansion of teacher residency programs.
“Specifically, there are provisions in the ESSA (2015) for the expansion of teacher residency programs.”
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Teacher residencies are derived from the medical profession.
“For example, the notion of teacher residencies is derived from the medical profession (National Center for Teacher Residencies, n.d.)”
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- Interpretationreasoning
Third-space teacher preparation remains elusive in practice.
“Third-space teacher preparation, in any instantiation, remains elusive in practice as demonstrated by the examples above.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claim- Rests on an assumption: To date, no one has applied the third-space framework to research programs in clinical teacher preparation settings.
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Formative design embodies third-space ideology in that P-12 educators and university personnel work collaboratively to implement and adapt an intervention to foster student learning.
“It embodies third-space ideology in that P-12 educators and university personnel work collaboratively to implement and adapt an intervention in order to foster student learning (e.g., Ivey & Broaddus, 2007).”
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Student surveys are one means of incorporating student voice into teacher education research and evaluation projects.
“One means of incorporating student voice into teacher education research and evaluation projects is through surveys (Schulz, Sud, & Crowe, 2014).”
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Valid and reliable outcomes of teacher preparation programs generally are contentious and difficult to measure.
“As Sykes and colleagues (2010) noted, valid and reliable outcomes of teacher preparation programs generally are contentious and difficult to measure.”
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There is little conclusive evidence demonstrating the advantages of teacher residency programs.
“It is imperative that researchers explore the added benefits of residency programs since there is little conclusive evidence demonstrating the advantages of these programs (Boggess, 2010).”
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One element often omitted from conversations on third-space teacher preparation is the use of data for continuous improvement.
“One element that is often omitted from conversations on third-space teacher preparation is the use of data for continuous improvement(Sykes et al., 2010).”
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Community assets, epistemologies, and values are not recognized in second-space programs.
“Community assets, epistemologies, and values are not recognized in second-space programs.”
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Formative design has been used to implement literacy interventions over the last 18 years.
“This model has been used to implement literacy interventions over the last 18 years (Ivey & Broaddus, 2007;Reinking & Watkins, 2000).”
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CAEP (2015) standard 2 emphasizes cooperation between school districts and universities for teacher preparation.
“This has already happened at the national level with CAEP (2015) standard 2, which emphasizes cooperation between school districts and universities for teacher preparation.”
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P-12 partners sometimes feel as though university personnel do not value their work or knowledge.
“Conversely, P-12 partners sometimes feel as though university personnel do not value their work or knowledge (Urban Teacher Residency United, 2015).”
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- Interpretationreasoning
Teacher residency programs were designed to fulfill the NCATE Blue Ribbon Panel call.
“Teacher residency programs were designed to fulfill this call.”
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Brouwer and Korthagen's (2005) mixed methods study found that effective reflection fostered in university coursework was implemented in tandem with rich field experiences.
“These findings were echoed inBrouwer and Korthagen's (2005) mixed methods study in which they found that effective reflection fostered in university coursework was implemented in tandem with rich field experiences.”
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Haberman and Post (1992) found that when TCs are placed in settings serving ethnically, linguistically, or economically disadvantaged students without appropriate scaffolding it can be detrimental to their development as equity-minded educators.
“Conversely, as Haberman and Post (1992) found, when TCs are placed in settings that serve ethnically, linguistically, or economically disadvantaged students without appropriate scaffolding it can be detrimental to their development as equity-minded educators.”
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PremisecitationThe traditional application of theory model results in disconnected and superficial learning.
“This is one means of avoiding the traditional “'application of theory model'” (Zeichner, 2010, p. 90) in which TCs learn theory at the university and go to their school placements to apply it which results in disconnected and superficial learning.”
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The Traditional Divide between Campus and Field-Based Teacher Education (p. 5) describes the application-of-theory model and says the disconnect between campus courses and school placements is often very great. The discussion on p. 6 identifies obstacles to learning in traditionally disconnected field experiences, but does not establish that the model necessarily results in superficial learning. (LLM, conf=0.86)
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PremisecitationZeichner (2010) indicated faculty are not rewarded for their work in schools but for their scholarship.
“As Zeichner (2010) indicated, faculty are not rewarded for their work in schools but, instead, for their scholarship.”
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Zeichner says there are few incentives for tenure-track faculty to coordinate campus and field-based teacher education (p. 4), and describes a lack of reward for good work in teacher education at research-oriented universities (p. 14). These passages support the point about school-related work, but do not explicitly say faculty are rewarded instead for their scholarship. (LLM, conf=0.84)
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Findingnone givenThe author worked with a school district that required researchers to pay a $50 application fee, align their work to the district's priority areas, and find a district sponsor for their research.
“I worked with a school district that required researchers to pay a $50 application fee, align their work to the district's priority areas, and find a district sponsor for their research.”
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Findingnone givenOther districts operating in clinical programs have not even entertained the author's request to conduct research.
“Other districts operating in clinical programs have not even entertained my request to conduct research, and I know that my experiences are not unique.”
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PremisecitationThe standards and accountability movement has resulted in complex accountability systems for students and teachers that are troubled by validity issues such as curricular misalignment and disproportionate fallout on children of color.
“This movement has resulted in the complex accountability systems currently in place for students and teachers that are troubled by validity issues such as curricular misalignment (Popham, 2005) and disproportionate fallout on children of color (Shahjahan, 2011).”
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PremisecitationIn the Third Space, it is possible to collapse traditional hierarchies and break down binaries to introduce more dynamic and egalitarian systems.
“In the Third Space, it is possible to collapse traditional hierarchies and break down binaries (Bhabha, 1994;Rutherford, 1990) in order to introduce more dynamic and egalitarian systems.”
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- cites Rutherford, 1990
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PremisecitationThird Space is an equalizer that challenges the historical identity of culture as a homogenizing, unifying force.
“According to Bhabha (1994), the Third Space is an equalizer-it “challenges our sense of the historical identity of culture as a homogenizing, unifying force” (p.54).”
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PremisecitationThe contextualized nature of case study yields analytic generalization which could inform other preparation programs although findings are not directly generalizable.
“The contextualized nature of case study yields analytic generalization (Yin, 2009) which could inform the work of other preparation programs although these findings would not be directly generalizable.”
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PremisecitationCase study relies upon multiple methods of data collection and attending to a variety of evidence, which speaks to third-space ideology's emphasis on multiple ways of knowing.
“Although this design does not mandate that a broad range of stakeholders work together in order to conduct an investigation, case study relies upon multiple methods of data collection and attending to a variety of evidence (Yin, 2009) which speaks to third-space ideology's emphasis on multiple ways of knowing.”
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Premisenone givenCochran-Smith and colleagues (2009) made recommendations for a new agenda in teacher education almost a decade ago without widespread adoption.
“Cochran-Smith and colleagues (2009) made recommendations for a new agenda in teacher education almost a decade ago without widespread adoption.”
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PremisecitationSykes and colleagues concluded that teaching is learned substantially in schools, so the obvious reform is to locate preparation there with the university playing an ancillary role.
“However, ultimately the authors concluded, “Teaching is learned so substantially in the schools that the obvious reform is to locate preparation there, with the university playing an ancillary rather than primary role” (p.470).”
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PremisecitationHanda and Tippins (2013) created an immersive service learning experience for math candidates to learn about rural villages and connect historic and modern ways of knowing.
“In the Philippines, Handa and Tippins (2013) created an immersive service learning experience for math candidates to learn about rural villages and connect historic and modern ways of knowing.”
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Interpretationnone givenIHEs are set up as hierarchical systems in which empirical knowledge production is privileged.
“In sum, IHEs are set up as hierarchical systems in which empirical knowledge production is privileged”
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PremisecitationTeacher residency programs recruit diverse candidates for hard-to-staff positions and retain teachers beyond average retention rates.
“What can be distilled from the teacher residency literature is that these programs recruit diverse candidates for hard-to-staff positions and retain teachers beyond average retention rates (Berry et al., 2008;Papay, West, Fullerton, & Kane, 2012).”
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PremisecitationSammons and colleagues' (2007) study incorporated student perspectives to better understand the influence of school climate and culture related to other variables.
“Sammons' and colleagues' (2007) study incorporated student perspectives in order to better understand the influence of school climate and culture related to other variables.”
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PremisecitationThe sheer size of the teaching profession may make it difficult to implement sweeping changes.
“Indeed, the sheer size of the teaching profession may make it difficult to implement sweeping changes (Sykes et al., 2010).”
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PremisecitationStevenson (2015) used video-stimulated recall to uncover Inuit teachers' methods for teaching about their native cultures in Canada.
“Stevenson (2015) used video-stimulated recall in order to uncover Inuit teachers' methods for teaching about their native cultures in Canada.”
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InterpretationcitationThe cited studies reveal tensions in these relationships as well as their dynamic nature.
“All of these studies reveal tensions in these relationships as well as their dynamic nature.”
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PremisecitationThe ESSA (2015) will return responsibility for accountability to states and school districts and incentivizes new teacher preparation structures.
“It is time to revisit this idea and methods for achieving this goal due to the authorization of the ESSA (2015) which will return responsibility for accountability to states and school districts (Klein, 2015;Zeichner, 2016) and incentivizes new teacher preparation structures.”
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- cites Zeichner, 2016
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PremisecitationTransformative mixed methods research has the explicit purpose of responding to societal inequities, engaging culturally diverse groups, and advancing social justice.
“In the same vein, transformative mixed methods research (Mertens, 2010) has the explicit purpose of responding to societal inequities, engaging culturally diverse groups, and advancing social justice.”
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PremisecitationFocus groups are another method of eliciting rich information from students because youth are social learners.
“Additionally, because youth are social learners, focus groups are another method of eliciting rich information from students (Eder & Fingerson, 2003).”
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PremisecitationParticipatory designs have an explicit focus on shared ownership of research projects, community-based analysis of social problems, and an orientation toward community action.
“Participatory designs have an explicit focus on “shared ownership of research projects, community-based analysis of social problems, and an orientation toward community action” (Kemmis & McTaggart, 2005, p. 273).”
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InterpretationcitationMixed methods research can be viewed as a third-space paradigm for its valuing of diverse perspectives and a plurality of methods of data collection.
“According to both Johnson and Onwuegbuzie's (2004) and Greene's (2007) theorizing of paradigms and mental models, mixed methods research can be viewed as a third-space paradigm for its valuing of diverse perspectives and a plurality of methods of data collection.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claim- Rests on an assumption: The Third Space is a space of revitalization and creativity in which all voices, narratives, and histories can be honored.
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Interpretationnone givenIn first-space programs, either schools or IHEs are emphasized to the neglect of the other, which can result in thin TC learning.
“In first-space programs, either schools or IHEs are emphasized to the neglect of the other which can result in thin TC learning.”
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InterpretationreasoningThird-space programs require continuous reflection on evidence and outcomes as well as ongoing adjustment.
“Thus, third-space programs require continuous reflection on evidence and outcomes as well as ongoing adjustment-a process of experimentation, data collection, and reflection in endless iterations.”
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PremisecitationTeacher residencies were first created in Boston, Massachusetts and Chicago, Illinois as a means of home growing teachers for those urban districts.
“Teacher residencies were first created in Boston, Massachusetts and Chicago, Illinois as a means of “'home growing'” (Boggess, 2008, p. 8) teachers for those urban districts.”
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PremisecitationA 2013 study created a training program that explicitly incorporated practitioner and scholarly knowledge and discovered how this played out in nuanced ways in TCs' instruction.
“( 2013) created a training program that explicitly incorporated practitioner and scholarly knowledge and discovered how this played out in nuanced ways in TCs' instruction.”
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InterpretationcitationLearning to teach is a complex, long-term process best implemented through contextualized teacher preparation with yearlong experiences, community asset learning, teacher leaders, program evaluation, and hiring in the same district.
“Thus, learning to teach is a complex, long-term process that is best implemented through contextualized teacher preparation in which TCs complete yearlong experiences, learn the assets of a community, work with teacher leaders, aid in the systematic evaluation of the program, and are then hired in the same school district.”
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PremisecitationTeacher education scholars have hypothesized that improvements in teacher education can be a catalyst for, or must be implemented in tandem with, innovations in P-12 education.
“Significantly, since the Holmes Group's seminal Tomorrow's Teachers (1986), teacher education scholars have hypothesized that improvements in teacher education can be a catalyst for, or must be implemented in tandem with, innovations in P-12 education (Darling-Hammond, 2010; Goodlad, 1990;Zimpher & Howey, 2005)”
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- cites Goodlad, 1990
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PremisecitationResearch-based teacher education has been implemented in Finland for 30 years.
“Internationally, research-based teacher education has been implemented in Finland for 30 years (Malinen, Väisänen, & Savolainen, 2012)”
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PremisecitationQualitative research offers description, demonstration of multiple perspectives, and connections to other settings, complementing quantitative data collection.
“The quantitative data collection so common in American schools today would be complemented by many affordances of qualitative research including the description that it offers, the demonstration of multiple perspectives, and connections to other settings (Tierney & Clemens, 2010).”
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InterpretationreasoningFocus groups can soften power dynamics between researchers and students, eliminating the potential for students to provide responses they think researchers want, which could render data unreliable.
“This method of data collection can also soften power dynamics that may exist between researchers and students thus eliminating the potential for students to provide researchers with the responses they think that they want to hear which could render the data unreliable.”
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PremisecitationThere has long been disagreement between quantitative and qualitative purists in research paradigms.
“In considering research paradigms, there has long been disagreement between quantitative and qualitative purists (Johnson & Onwuegbuzie, 2004).”
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PremisecitationThird-space teacher education is best described as improvisational because individuals must continually adjust their work to achieve ambiguous and shifting goals.
“Perhaps Klein, Taylor, Onore, Strom, and Abrams (2013) are correct in noting that third-space teacher education is best described as “improvisational,” (p.52) because those individuals operating in that space must continually adjust their work in order to achieve the often ambiguous and shifting goals of the ideology.”
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PremisecitationSchool and university-based educators working in tandem to scaffold and guide teacher candidates can lead to a collective third space in which both individuals and the collective develop.
“As Martin, Snow, and Torrez (2011) explained, “[S]chool and universitybased educators, working in tandem to scaffold and guide teacher candidates, can lead to a collective third space in which both individuals and the collective develop.New and shared understandings and practices evolve through coordinated activity” (p.300).”
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InterpretationcitationTeacher residency programs fulfill recruitment needs in urban districts and may be successful in retaining teachers beyond average rates.
“To sum, teacher residency programs fulfill recruitment needs in urban districts and may be successful in retaining teachers beyond average rates.”
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PremisecitationSmith (2017) provided a continuum for a research-based program that includes observations, interviews, and quantitative methods.
“in Norway, Smith (2017) recently provided a continuum for a research-based program that includes observations, interviews, and quantitative methods.”
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PremisecitationZimpher and Howey (2005) made recommendations for P-16 partnerships within a reform agenda.
“Zimpher and Howey (2005) made recommendations for P-16 partnerships within a reform agenda including”
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PremisecitationCarnegie (2018) already recognizes universities with a community engaging classification for this work.
“( 2018) already recognizes universities with a community engaging classification for this work”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites [2018]
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PremisecitationThe NCATE Blue Ribbon Panel report (2010) called for greater accountability, stronger candidate selection and placement, revitalized curricula, incentives, and hiring, supporting partnerships, and additional research on what works in clinical teacher preparation.
“An NCATE Blue Ribbon Panel report (2010) called for greater accountability; stronger candidate selection and placement; revitalized curricula, incentives, and hiring; supporting partnerships; and additional research on “what works” (p.iv) in clinical teacher preparation.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites NCATE Blue Ribbon Panel report (2010)
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Interpretationnone givenA necessary prerequisite to conduct research on clinical teacher education programs is access to school sites.
“A necessary prerequisite to conduct research on clinical teacher education programs is access to school sites.”
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PremisecitationCochran-Smith and colleagues (2009) delineated four key elements in supporting a culture of evidence in teacher preparation programs.
“In 2009, Cochran-Smith and colleagues delineated four key elements in supporting a “culture of evidence” (p.459) in teacher preparation programs:”
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Interpretationown dataUndertones of colonization are evident in policies that dictate research in schools.
“Undertones of colonization are evident in these policies that dictate the research in their schools.”
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Interpretationnone givenMuch like quantitative and qualitative research, the experiences and expertise of P-12 and university faculty provide a continuum of benefits rather than discrete advantages.
“Much like quantitative and qualitative research, the experiences and expertise of P-12 and university faculty provide a continuum of benefits rather than discrete advantages.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claimProbably not a substantial claim: may not pass S3 (load-bearing), S4 (based).
PremisecitationThe Holmes Group (1986) was the first collective of education scholars to advocate for reform in teacher education in the United States.
“The Holmes Group (1986) was the first collective of education scholars to advocate for reform in teacher education in the United States”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites The Holmes Group (1986)
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Interpretationnone givenPractitioner journals are more likely to reach teachers in the field and thus have a greater influence on P-12 students.
“However, practitioner journals are more likely to reach teachers in the field and thus have a greater influence on P-12 students.”
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PremisecitationWhat can be distilled from the body of research on clinical teacher preparation are the importance of tightly-linked course work and field work, a focus on continuous improvement, and mission-specific or contextualized preparation.
“What can be distilled from the body of research on clinical teacher preparation are the importance of tightly-linked course work and field work (Brouwer & Korthagen, 2005); a focus on continuous improvement; and mission-specific or contextualized preparation (Darling-Hammond, 2006; Sykes et al., 2010).”
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PremisecitationAccording to the National Center for Teacher Residencies (n.d.), programs in this network are regularly audited and must abide by particular criteria including focused recruitment and selection of residents, robust selection and support for mentors, contextualized preservice preparation, carefully designed induction support, and strategic [criteria].
“According to the National Center for Teacher Residencies (n.d.), programs in this network are regularly audited and must abide by particular criteria including: (a) focused recruitment and selection of residents; (b) robust selection and support for mentors; (c) contextualized preservice preparation; (d) carefully designed induction support; and (e) strategic”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites National Center for Teacher Residencies (n.d.)
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PremisecitationThe importance of continuous improvement in these partnerships is well known.
“importance of continuous improvement in these partnerships is well known(Darling-Hammond, 2006;Sykes et al., 2010; Urban Teacher Residency United, 2015)”
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Second-space programs are the majority of American teacher preparation programs today.
“Second-space programs are the majority of American teacher preparation programs today.”
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To date, no one has applied the third-space framework to research programs in clinical teacher preparation settings.
“Despite the rising importance of clinical teacher preparation around the world and the parallel growth in third space ideology to make sense of this work, to date, no one has applied this framework to research programs in these settings.”
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Many spaces in higher education, including some teacher preparation programs, are overtly hierarchical with an emphasis on top-down implementation and Western epistemologies.
“Many spaces in higher education, including some teacher preparation programs, are overtly hierarchical with an emphasis on top-down implementation and Western epistemologies.”
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The Third Space is a space of revitalization and creativity in which all voices, narratives, and histories can be honored.
“The Third Space is a space of revitalization and creativity in which all voices, narratives, and histories can be honored.”
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The original intent of the standards and accountability movement was to improve the quality of education for students from impoverished and marginalized backgrounds and that objective remains the same today.
“The original intent of this movement was to improve the quality of education for students from impoverished and marginalized backgrounds and that objective remains the same today.”
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One new challenge facing state education agencies in the United States is designing their Title II applications for funding teacher preparation.
“One new challenge facing state education agencies in the United States is designing their Title II applications for funding teacher preparation.”
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Few truly democratic research designs have been used to investigate teacher preparation.
“To date, few truly democratic research designs-those that value researcher, practitioner, and community knowledge and experience and involve all stakeholders-have been used to investigate teacher preparation.”
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At research-intensive universities, empirical journal articles are favored in tenure and promotion applications.
“At research-intensive universities, empirical journal articles are favored in tenure and promotion applications.”
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“Kemmis, S., & McTaggart, R. (2005). Participatory action research: Communicative action and the public sphere. In N. K. Denzin & Y. S. Lincoln (Eds.). The Sage handbook of qualitative research (pp. 559-603).”
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“Combined, these authors offer valuable insights to promote the scholarly inquiries beyond isolated spaces in teacher education (Beck, 2020).”
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“Furthermore, considerations of local context should guide those interested in applying this framework (AACTE, 2010; Beck, 2018; Le Cornu & Ewing, 2008).”
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“Accordingly, third space enables STs to shift their identities, change perspectives, and negotiate relationships (Beck 2018).”
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“…2019) for its potentials to bridge the gap between university learning and clinical experience found in many university-based and alternative teacher education programs and to strengthen the collaboration between university- and school-based teacher educators (Beck, 2020; Berry et al., 2008).”
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“The current literature on third-space residency programming emphasizes more democratic and collaborative processes and expanded notions of whose expertise matters in education (see Beck, 2020; Zeichner et al., 2015).”
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“Providing a sustained, inquiry-oriented professional learning structure that supports collaboration between schoolteachers and teacher educators (often university researchers) has been an important research focus in teacher development (Beck, 2020; Borko, Jacobs, & Koellner, 2010; Russ et al., (2016)).”
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“” The use of diverse research designs and the involvement of stakeholders (Beck, 2020) within a “third space” where theory, research, and experience meet and diverse rationales can be negotiated (Zeichner, 2010) are key to inquiry as stance (Cochran-Smith & Lytle, 2009).”
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“Further, over the last decade, third space theory has provided a guiding basis for developing and studying school-university partnerships in teacher education (Beck, 2020; Gupta, 2020; Zeichner, 2010).”
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“This fostered a need for more comparative studies investing resident proficiency in teaching in content areas, including literacy (Beck, 2018).”
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“Third spaces can be productive, human-izing spaces full of revitalization, creativity, and innovation (Beck, 2020; Klein et al., 2013).”
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“En la tercera línea, referida a la formación inicial y continua de profesores, Beck (2020) analiza la relación entre las Instituciones de Educación Superior y distritos escolares.”
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“…any theory-practice divide in their classroom settings in the second space, teacher education programs need to embrace the third space where inservice teachers are engaged in knowledge development situated in their instructional contexts through mastery experiences (Beck, 2020; Zeichner, 2010).”
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“Creating partnerships between teacher preparation programs and local schools has been at the forefront of conversations to redesign teacher education for the past two decades (Beck, 2020; Hollins, 2011; Moore & Sampson, 2008).”
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“By engaging these differences and creating opportunities to entangle and create new ways forward, boundary crossing, there are opportunities for third-spaces (Akkerman & Bakker, 2011; Beck, 2020).”
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“Beck (2020) and others (Klein et al., 2013; Zeichner, 2010) argue that third space teacher education often involves the collaboration between and among P-12 and higher education.”
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“Teacher residencies have existed in the United States for the past 20 years (Beck 2020; Guha, Hyler, and Darling-Hammond 2017) and are now gaining international attention.”
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“Others (e.g., Brownell et al., 2011, 2020; Gold-haber, 2019; Richmond et al., 2018) have also noted this deficiency suggesting several recommendations for the field.”
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“This work is utopian — an always becoming never arrived at — with continually interactive processes of inquiry, learning, and adjustment (Beck, 2020; Klein et al., 2011; Klein et al., 2016).”
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“As advocated by Beck (2020) for studies of teacher education, our research takes a mixed-method approach to best address our research questions; our case study design considers “multiple ways of knowing,” and “relies upon multiple methods of data collection” (p. 386).”
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“Teacher residency programs have more successfully recruited teachers of color compared with traditional teacher preparation programs (Beck, 2020; Darling-Hammond, 2023), particularly for urban schools serving minoritized youth.”
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- Authors
- Beck, J. S.
- Affiliations
- Old Dominion University (US)
- Corresponding author
- Beck, Jori S.
- ORCID
- Beck, Jori S.
- Venue
- Journal of Teacher Education
- Publisher
- SAGE Publications
- Published
- 2018-08-07
- Volume
- 71
- Issue
- 4
- Pages
- 379-391
- ISSN
- 0022-4871 (ISSN-L)
- 1552-7816
- OpenAlex
- W2885329156
- Cited by
- 96
- References
- 62
- Citations by year
- 2026: 15 · 2025: 18 · 2024: 17 · 2023: 16 · 2022: 12 · 2021: 11 · 2020: 5 · 2019: 1 · 2018: 1
- FWCI
- 14.59
- Type
- journal article
- Language
- en
- Open access
- Locations
- Journal of Teacher Education (publishedVersion)
- ODU Digital Commons (Old Dominion University) (submittedVersion)
- Topics
- Social Sciences › Education › Teacher Education and Leadership Studies
- Social Sciences › Education › Teacher Education and Assessments
- Social Sciences › Education › Educational Research and Methods
- Keywords
- third space, teacher residency programs, teacher education research, research design, data collection methods, mixed methods, democratic research
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