J. Morrissette, Sébastien Arcand, Ben Diéhdiou, Saïdou Segueda
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Abstract
Many teachers work in national contexts different from those in
which they completed their teacher education. To date, research has neglected
the role their colleagues play in their socialisation to the profession. This
research aims to shed light on the ways in which interactions with colleagues
help teachers who have received their training outside of their current national
professional contexts to integrate into Montréal schools. The findings
demonstrate that these interactions help to shape their understanding of
education, their relationships within the educational community and those
within the teaching profession, until these are viable within the new context.
Colleagues play different roles in learning contextspecific
teaching
conventions.