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Trotz der offiziell erlangten Unabhängigkeit der ehemaligen französischen Kolonien im subsaharischen Afrika prägen verallgemeinernde und abwertende Sichtweisen auf dortige Bevölkerungsgruppen den französischsprachigen Diskurs. Im Rahmen dieses Beitrages sollen Texte von Victor Hugo, Georges Remi und der Partei En Marche!, welche während und nach der Kolonialisierung entstanden sind, anhand der Theorien von Michel Foucault, Valentin-Yves Mudimbe und Edward Said analysiert werden. Hierbei werden bis dato vorherrschende binäre Denkstrukturen offengelegt, die „den/die Europäer*in“ und „den/die Afrikaner*in" in kontrastierende Kategorien einteilen und somit (neo)koloniale Machtgefüge implizit und explizit befürworten.
Der zweite Teil des Beitrags beschäftigt sich mit der Aufgabe, den subtilen Einfluss des Kolonialismus auf Sichtweisen der Schüler*innen im Rahmen einer Unterrichtsreihe aufzuarbeiten und mögliche Vorurteile und Stereotypen über die subsaharisch-afrikanische Bevölkerung zu überwinden. Die Dimensionen des interkulturellen Lernens nach Michael Byram, die nach wie vor fester Bestandteil europäischer Curricula sind, sollen mit denen des Postkolonialismus vereint werden, um den zunehmenden Spaltungen in multiethnischen Gesellschaften aktiv und jugendgerecht entgegenzuwirken.
Both research and policy indicate the importance of considering ICT-related and intercultural competence development in education together. Teacher educators play a significant role in the development of these related competencies. The aim of this study is to analyze ICT- related competence frameworks addressing teacher educators, focusing on how they incorporate intercultural considerations. We analyze four internationally recognized models—Teacher Educator Technology Competencies (TETCs), DigCompEdu, Jisc Digital Capabilities, and Media Didactica—showing that with the TETCs important steps have been taken to integrate both discourses, while the other frameworks treat aspects related to culture as isolated phenomena. In TETC 8, the global dimension is represented by a specific competency, which is also differentiated into specific areas of competence. This offers a strong starting point for further international discourse, in terms of both the diversification of underlying theoretical concepts and approaches to culturally responsive education. Further research is needed to investigate how professional development can meet the needs of teacher educators in a global context.
Fostering Teacher Educators’ Intercultural Media-Related Competencies Using a Social VR Environment
(2023)
Recent studies suggest that teacher educators require intercultural media-related educational competencies to respond to contemporary and future educational needs. However, necessary professional development concepts, which are aimed at fostering these competencies, are underrepresented in current teacher education research. This study reports on the results of a case study within a Design-Based-Research project aimed at designing, implementing and evaluating a professional development concept to foster teacher educators’ intercultural media-related competencies. A remote workshop using a Social VR environment was conducted with a convenience sample of 10 teacher educators. Data collected through a qualitative pre-post survey and a focus group was interpreted through qualitative content analysis. Findings showed intercultural aspects were addressed in several domains as well as an increased ability to evaluate potentials and risks related to interculturally focused teaching and learning with Social VR.
The combination of globalization and digitalization emphasizes the importance of media-related and intercultural competencies of teacher educators and preservice teachers. This article reports on the initial prototypical implementation of a pedagogical concept to foster such competencies of preservice teachers. The proposed pedagogical concept utilizes a social virtual reality (VR) framework since related work on the characteristics of VR has indicated that this medium is particularly well suited for intercultural professional development processes. The development is integrated into a larger design-based research approach that develops a theory-guided and empirically grounded professional development concept for teacher educators with a special focus on teacher educator technology competencies (TETC8). TETCs provide a suitable competence framework capable of aligning requirements for both media-related and intercultural competencies. In an exploratory study with student teachers, we designed, implemented, and evaluated a pedagogical concept. Reflection reports were qualitatively analyzed to gain insights into factors that facilitate or hinder the implementation of the immersive learning scenario as well as into the participants’ evaluation of their learning experience. The results show that our proposed pedagogical concept is particularly suitable for promoting the experience of social presence, agency, and empathy in the group.