Learning Unboxed 260. Latest Trends in Education Doctoral Research with Maggie Broderick
Jan 27, 2025
Dr. Maggie Broderick, Dissertation Chair in Teacher Education at National University, dives into the latest trends in doctoral research. She highlights the rising interest in social-emotional learning and the importance of teacher dispositions. The discussion also explores how generational shifts and technological advancements are reshaping teacher preparation. Maggie emphasizes the need for education to adapt, especially post-pandemic, to foster inclusive learning environments and inspire resilience among educators.
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Teacher Prep Needs Agility
- Teacher preparation programs struggle to keep pace with the fast-changing needs of modern education.
- Large, traditional institutions often face rigidity that hinders innovation in teacher training.
Fresh Doctoral Perspectives
- Doctoral students bring a fresh perspective by connecting research to classroom practice and policy.
- This fresh lens can help innovate solutions for issues like teacher attrition.
Generational Worldview Gaps
- Maggie observes distinct worldview differences within her own children, highlighting tech-savvy younger generations.
- Younger generations won't tolerate traditional restrictions like phone bans in schools.
