Teaching English through arts : a narrative study about teachers' identities of arts teachers who teach English as a foreign language.

dc.contributor.advisorAyala Zárate, Jairspa
dc.contributor.authorSilva Sánchez, Diego Felipe
dc.coverage.spatialBogotá, Colombia.spa
dc.coverage.temporalColombia 2012-Colombia 2023.spa
dc.date.accessioned2024-03-14T14:32:10Z
dc.date.available2024-03-14T14:32:10Z
dc.date.issued2023
dc.description.abstractEl documento que se presenta a continuación contiene el reporte final del estudio narrativo realizado con la participación de cinco profesores de artes de diversos escenarios educativos en Bogotá, que enseñan en inglés sus materias artísticas, y en algunos casos incluso enseñan la materia de inglés. En un primer momento, se recopilaron diferentes concepciones de diversos autores sobre el fenómeno de la identidad, en función de comprender que se entiende por la identidad docente de los profesores interdisciplinares de artes e inglés. Se llevaron a cabo entrevistas narrativas para recolectar datos. Esos materiales fueron grabados, transcritos, traducidos e interpretados para explorar la identidad profesional de estos docentes, a partir de las voces auténticas de sus narrativas. Esas narrativas hacen parte de una población específica que ha sido ignorada en el contexto académico inmediato, hasta este estudio. En esta investigación fue posible reconocer particularidades tanto en sus condiciones laborales, como algunas prácticas docentes que contribuyen al desarrollo de su identidad profesional. Tanto sus conocimientos en determinadas áreas de las artes, sus referentes estéticos y las actividades que desarrollan con sus estudiantes los hacen profesores con un estilo irrepetible. Finalmente, esta investigación exploratoria es también una invitación para que futuros estudios profundicen en las identidades de los profesores interdisciplinares que también acompañan el aprendizaje del inglés de los estudiantes en diferentes escenarios educativos de Bogotá, pero en los cuales la comunidad académica aún no ha centrado su mirada.spa
dc.description.abstractenglishThe document below contains the final report of a narrative study carried out with the participation of five arts teachers from various educational settings in Bogotá, who teach their artistic subjects in English, and in some cases even teach the subject of English itself. First, different conceptions from various authors about the phenomenon of identity were compiled, based on understanding what is meant by the teaching identity of interdisciplinary arts and English teachers. Narrative interviews were carried out to collect data. Those materials were recorded, transcribed, translated, and interpreted to explore the professional identity of these teachers, based on their authentic voices in their narratives. Those narratives are part of a specific population that has been ignored in the immediate academic context, until this study. In this research it was possible to recognize some particularities of these teachers’ working conditions, and some teaching practices that contribute to the development of their professional identity. Their knowledge in certain areas of arts, their aesthetic references, and the activities they develop with their students make them teach with an unrepeatable style. Finally, this exploratory research is also an invitation for future studies to delve into identities of interdisciplinary teachers who also accompany students’ English learning in various educative contexts of Bogotá, but on whom the academic community has not yet focused its gaze.spa
dc.description.degreelevelMaestríaspa
dc.description.degreenameMagister en Enseñanza de Lenguas Extranjerasspa
dc.description.researchareaPedagogía y didáctica de la enseñanza de lenguas extranjeras. Investigación narrativa.spa
dc.description.sponsorshipUniversidad Pedagógica Nacionalspa
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dc.language.isoengspa
dc.publisherUniversidad Pedagógica Nacionalspa
dc.publisher.facultyFacultad de Humanidadesspa
dc.publisher.programMaestría en Enseñanza de Lenguas Extranjeras con énfasis en Inglés/Francésspa
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dc.subjectIdentidad en discursospa
dc.subjectIdentidad profesionalspa
dc.subjectIdentidad docentespa
dc.subjectInvestigación narrativaspa
dc.subjectProfesores AEFLspa
dc.subject.keywordsIdentity-in-discourseeng
dc.subject.keywordsProfessional identityeng
dc.subject.keywordsTeacher´s identityeng
dc.subject.keywordsNarrative inquiryeng
dc.subject.keywordsAEFL teacherseng
dc.titleTeaching English through arts : a narrative study about teachers' identities of arts teachers who teach English as a foreign language.spa
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