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Pernilla Ahlstrand (2018)
Analysing the object of learning, using phenomenographyInternational Journal for Lesson and Learning Studies
International Journal for Lesson and Learning Studies, 7
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Sarah Seleznyov (2018)
Lesson study: an exploration of its translation beyond JapanInternational Journal for Lesson and Learning Studies
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C. Winsløw, J. Bahn, K. Rasmussen (2018)
Theorizing Lesson Study: Two Related Frameworks and Two Danish Case Studies
Keith Wood (2017)
Is there really any difference between lesson and learning study? Both focus on neriageInternational Journal for Lesson and Learning Studies, 6
Stéphane Clivaz (2018)
Lesson study as a fundamental situation for the knowledge of teachingInternational Journal for Lesson and Learning Studies
S. Tan, Kumi Fukaya, Shiho Nozaki (2018)
Development of bansho (board writing) analysis as a research method to improve observation and analysis of instruction in lesson studyInternational Journal for Lesson and Learning Studies
C. Lewis, J. Hurd (2011)
Lesson Study Step by Step: How Teacher Learning Communities Improve Instruction
PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to provide an introduction of the papers in the current issue.Design/methodology/approachBy revealing contrasting features of alternative theories of learning, this paper offers a contribution to the on-going discussion about the role of learning theory in Japanese lesson study and its global adaptations.FindingsAttempts to theorize lesson study in contrast to the theory-based learning study reveal a fundamental difference in the learning theories used to underpin this task related to the different world views on which they are founded.Originality/valueThis paper review provides an overview of the insights into lesson and learning studies provided by the authors in this issue of the journal.
International Journal for Lesson and Learning Studies – Emerald Publishing
Published: Jul 9, 2018
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