Wilson Hernandez- Doctor of Philosophy
- Researcher at Concordia University
Wilson Hernandez
- Doctor of Philosophy
- Researcher at Concordia University
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Introduction
I obtained a Ph.D. in Education from Concordia University. I hold an M.A. in English didactics, and a B.A. in Foreign Language teaching offered at Universidad Surcolombiana, in Colombia. My research interests lie in student teachers’ education, development, and becoming, in how the sociocultural intervenes in the construction of teachers, and how the socio-political and contextual factors shape teachers.
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A pesar de que es ampliamente aceptado que la identidad del docente se transforma como resultado de su participación en una comunidad docente, poca investigación se ha llevado a cabo con docentes en formación (Clarke, 2008). Esta investigación narrativa tuvo como objetivo comprender cómo los estudiantes-practicantes construyeron su identida...
This paper presents a narrative inquiry study on agency development in student-teachers of an English language teacher program at a public university in the south of Colombia. Our goal was to understand how student-teachers develop agency when narratively inquiring their community by planning and conducting community-based pedagogy projects on issu...
In Colombia, some educators coexist with varying and pervasive forms of violence, which in turn influence their teacher subjectivities. This pilot study discusses a) what it means to be a teacher and to teach amid violence in Colombia and b) conversation as a research method to explore such an issue. The conversations sustained with the teachers wh...
Beginning teachers are often left on their own to endure life at school perhaps as a result of the assumption that learning to teach comes from the experience of teaching, or that the theoretical knowledge gained in teacher education programs is sufficient to deal with such an endeavor. This narrative study investigated student teachers’ retrospect...
The current review offers an analysis of the prevailing literature on teacher learning in language teaching from an international perspective. We initially revisit several contributions from a general education perspective. Then, we focus on three dominant approaches, identified through the literature, to understand teacher learning from a language...
This books is the result of a creative writing project in which we expected to offer ESL student teachers the possibility of perceiving literature as a means to express their ideas, beliefs, emotions and even their discontent. Our initial goal was to question the conservative discourse displayed by some English language teachers and literacy critic...
The project aimed at discussing perspectives of fragmenting presented by three PhD students. This project was conducted in a doctoral course on interdisciplinary research, and allowed us to discuss a concept from different standpoints, findings ways, bridges, to the borderlines delineated by our experiences.
It is essential to revise how political discourses and the administering of politics, not precisely within the school context but outside as well, interplay with the constitution of teacher subjectivities particularly in countries where education is highly influenced by sociopolitical factors without conscious acknowledgment from teachers. Commonly...
This project was developed in the doctoral course "Interdisciplinary Research", instructed by Dr. Carolina Cambre. Concepts worked: framing, hybridity and third space.
