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This issue of the Journal of the International Society for Teacher Education (JISTE), titled Fostering Inclusive and Reflective Pedagogies: Advancing Education Through Equity, Collaboration, and Student Engagement, explores innovative and diverse approaches to teacher education by reflecting on the intersection of identity, collaboration, student motivation, and inclusive pedagogies across global contexts. Featuring case studies, research, and reflective essays from Bhutan, Ghana, Canada, and the United States, the articles address key topics such as equitable disciplinary practices, the inclusion of neurodiverse learners, and interdisciplinary collaboration between educators and support staff. Emphasizing the importance of culturally responsive teaching, professional development, and reflective practice, this issue highlights how these approaches foster student engagement and enhance educational outcomes. By examining how varied national contexts respond to the challenges and opportunities in contemporary education, this issue provides valuable insights for educators, researchers, and policymakers.

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Journal of the International Society for Teacher Education
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2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.26522/jiste.v28i2.4939
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Neuroscience, Education and Cognitive Function
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This issue of the Journal of the International Society for Teacher Education (JISTE), titled Fostering Inclusive and Reflective Pedagogies: Advancing Education Through Equity, Collaboration, and Student Engagement, explores innovative and diverse approaches to teacher education by reflecting on the intersection of identity, collaboration, student motivation, and inclusive pedagogies across global contexts. Featuring case studies, research, and reflective essays from Bhutan, Ghana, Canada, and the United States, the articles address key topics such as equitable disciplinary practices, the inclusion of neurodiverse learners, and interdisciplinary collaboration between educators and support staff. Emphasizing the importance of culturally responsive teaching, professional development, and reflective practice, this issue highlights how these approaches foster student engagement and enhance educational outcomes. By examining how varied national contexts respond to the challenges and opportunities in contemporary education, this issue provides valuable insights for educators, researchers, and policymakers.

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