“Future teaching”: Connecting bodily and radical imagination in arts-based embodied pedagogies towards designing creative solutions for futures in teacher education as epistemic activism

The present study aims at presenting and analyzing the impact of the embodied arts-based pedagogical experience “Future Teaching,” implemented through creative bodily practices focusing on kinesthetic and radical imagination, within Teacher Education. The study involved a group of 7 teacher-students in an artistic workshop of 3 hours about future teaching. It developed through a hybrid methodological approach, combining qualitative and artistic methods, adopting creative movement. Results were presented through performative writing, art-educational tool, and content analysis of artistic results in relation to theoretical framework and the lenses of phenomenological analysis. The study concludes that embodied arts-based pedagogies connecting kinesthetic and radical imagination can creatively reframe Teacher Education of the future as a kind of epistemic activism.

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Arts and Humanities in Higher Education
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2026-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.1177/14740222261432251
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Posthumanist Ethics and Activism
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“Future teaching”: Connecting bodily and radical imagination in arts-based embodied pedagogies towards designing creative solutions for futures in teacher education as epistemic activism

Nicoletta Cappello, Dolors Cañabate
Arts and Humanities in Higher Education
Posthumanist Ethics and Activism
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“Future teaching”: Connecting bodily and radical imagination in arts-based embodied pedagogies towards designing creative solutions for futures in teacher education as epistemic activism

Nicoletta Cappello, Dolors Cañabate
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The present study aims at presenting and analyzing the impact of the embodied arts-based pedagogical experience “Future Teaching,” implemented through creative bodily practices focusing on kinesthetic and radical imagination, within Teacher Education. The study involved a group of 7 teacher-students in an artistic workshop of 3 hours about future teaching. It developed through a hybrid methodological approach, combining qualitative and artistic methods, adopting creative movement. Results were presented through performative writing, art-educational tool, and content analysis of artistic results in relation to theoretical framework and the lenses of phenomenological analysis. The study concludes that embodied arts-based pedagogies connecting kinesthetic and radical imagination can creatively reframe Teacher Education of the future as a kind of epistemic activism.

Arts and Humanities in Higher EducationVol. 25(2)
Universitat de Girona (ES), University of Catania (IT)
Università di Catania
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 24%
Posthumanist Ethics and Activism
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