Student teachers on stage: collaborative practices and a gender perspective through drama / <i>Futuros docentes en el escenario: prácticas colaborativas y perspectiva de género a través de la obra dramática</i>

Initial teacher education must envisage spaces that provide students with opportunities to experience a collaborative culture during their training, promoting the acquisition of cross-curricular competencies and the comprehension of links between theory and practice, and encouraging the integration of a gender perspective in educational practices. Through an interdisciplinary project in which three subjects of the teaching degree in primary education were involved, students produced a theatrical show for children. Although this type of practice is not frequent in the Spanish university context, the results suggest that implementing projects of this kind provides multiple benefits for the participants. The development of basic and cross-curricular competencies, such as collaboration, teamwork, adaptability, communication and creativity, are underscored. Furthermore, very enriching synergies are created between the different fields of knowledge that favour the development of a holistic and globalized education.

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Culture and Education
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2025-01-29
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https://doi.org/10.1177/11356405251314736
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Teacher Education and Leadership Studies
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Student teachers on stage: collaborative practices and a gender perspective through drama / Futuros docentes en el escenario: prácticas colaborativas y perspectiva de género a través de la obra dramática

Sara Domínguez-Lloria, Carol Gillanders, María José Caamaño Rojo, Acaimo González‐Reyes et al.
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Student teachers on stage: collaborative practices and a gender perspective through drama / Futuros docentes en el escenario: prácticas colaborativas y perspectiva de género a través de la obra dramática

Sara Domínguez-Lloria, Carol Gillanders, María José Caamaño Rojo, Acaimo González‐Reyes, Olalla Cortizas-Varela
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Initial teacher education must envisage spaces that provide students with opportunities to experience a collaborative culture during their training, promoting the acquisition of cross-curricular competencies and the comprehension of links between theory and practice, and encouraging the integration of a gender perspective in educational practices. Through an interdisciplinary project in which three subjects of the teaching degree in primary education were involved, students produced a theatrical show for children. Although this type of practice is not frequent in the Spanish university context, the results suggest that implementing projects of this kind provides multiple benefits for the participants. The development of basic and cross-curricular competencies, such as collaboration, teamwork, adaptability, communication and creativity, are underscored. Furthermore, very enriching synergies are created between the different fields of knowledge that favour the development of a holistic and globalized education.

Culture and EducationVol. 37(1)
Universidade de Santiago de Compostela (ES), Xunta de Galicia (ES)
Openalex Percentile: Top 98%
Teacher Education and Leadership Studies
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Student teachers on stage: collaborative practices and a gender perspective through drama / <i>Futuros docentes en el escenario: prácticas colaborativas y perspectiva de género a través de la obra dramática</i> — Sara Domínguez-Lloria, Carol Gillanders, et al. · Culture and Education (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS