Titlebook: Global Teachers, Australian Perspectives; Goodbye Mr Chips, He Carol Reid,Jock Collins,Michael Singh Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Me

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,Internationally Educated Teachers’ Critiques of Tests of Their Employability,scontent about the dilemmas they face with modes of employability that promote and reward privatized interests rather than social bonds among teachers, and they worry about the subjugation of teachers’ intellectual freedom and creativity. Here these particular teachers are targeting their critiques

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Global Teachers Living and Teaching in Australia,ployment training and other opportunities that will assist a worker to climb the job ladder at a rate that is commensurate to his or her ability. While some immigrant teachers experienced great difficulty – particularly in the first six months and for those appointed to remote schools – many other i

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,Goodbye ‘Mr Chips’: The Global Mobility of Australian-Educated Teachers,ences, hopes and aspirations of emigrant teachers. These emigrant teachers develop a more cosmopolitan disposition and acceptance of difference, a very valuable trait for teachers who return to Australia, one of the world’s most cosmopolitan nations. However most emigrant teachers are penalised and

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Revisiting Ms Banerjee and Mr Chips,comparative research on global teachers in a number of countries, including non-Western countries is needed. Southern theory and Cosmopolitan Social theory provide important insights and conceptual frameworks that can inform this new research agenda in a way that challenges established Western socia

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-43169-6ocal teachers and undergo induction programs as part of this capital reconversion process. At all stages global teachers are tested against local (in this case Australian) standards. But global teachers have agency in this regard. The frustrations they experience are vocalized and the worst aspects

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