Self-Study In Teacher Education

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The Dialectics of Passion and Theory: Exploring The Relation Between Self-Study and Emotion* (2004, background): “Examples of individual work in self-study include Dinkelman, (2003) ,”
From Teacher to Teacher Educator: Reframing knowledge in practice (2006, background): “Self-study was also a form of inquiry that embodied the reflective approach to teaching that they hoped their students would learn (Dinkelman, 2003 ).”
Using critical incident reflections: a self-study as a mathematics teacher educator (2006, unknown): “The definition of self-study by Dinkelman (2003) is the one that most closely reflects the design of this study: ‘‘intentional, systematic inquiry by a practitioner into her own practice’’ (p. 8). A compelling argument for teacher educators to engage in self-study of their teaching was recently pr”
Fitting the Methodology with the Research: An exploration of narrative, self-study and auto-ethnography (2008, methodology): “Building on these definitions Dinkelman ( 2003 ) suggests that self-study involves “intentional and systematic inquiry into one's own practice” (p.”