Teacher Doing Autoethnography
Artist: Fer Guillén (TEP Graduate, Secondary Humanities)
IN THIS ISSUE
Autoethnography is a research methodology that seeks to describe and analyze personal experiences to develop an understanding and insight into cultural experiences, combining elements of autobiography and ethnography. This edition of XChange highlights the transformative journey of first-year teachers as they navigate the complexities of the classroom through autoethnographic reflections. By intertwining personal identity with pedagogical practice and educational theories, these educators critically examine their experiences, challenges, and growth in their first year of teaching.
GUEST EDITORS
Jaime Park and Eduardo Lopez
PUBLISHED
Fall 2025

Critical Teacher Autoethnography Issue

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- Critical Teacher Autoethnography
- Project-Based Learning for Centering Student Voice in STEM
- 10 Years of the IMPACT Teacher Residency Program
- Coaching Across a Continuum: A Journey of Learning
- Ethnic Studies K-12
- The Power of Urban Teacher Residencies: The Impact of IMPACT
- Teacher Collaborative Inquiry
- Culturally Relevant Teaching
- Growing and Supporting Teacher Leadership
- Multiple Measures of Good Teaching
- Repertoires of Linguistic Practice
- Critical Uses of Media & Technology
- 15 Years of Lessons Learned
