Social Representations of Professional Identity Among Future English Language Teachers at the School of Foreign Languages

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  • Carmen Magaña University of Colima

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Social representations, language teachers, professional identity

Resumen

This qualitative study explores the social representations of professional identity among future language teachers at the school of foreign languages of the university of Colima. Grounded in social representations theory, the research examines the mean-ings, beliefs, and values that pre-service teachers construct regarding their profes-sional role. Data were collected through semi-structured interviews, free word associ-ation tasks, and reflective narratives with students at different stages of initial teacher education. A thematic analysis was conducted to identify key elements of these repre-sentations, offering insights into how professional identity is shaped throughout teacher training.

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Carmen Magaña, University of Colima

Dr. Carmen Alicia Magaña Figueroa holds a Ph.D. in Education from the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Occidente. She works as a full-time professor in the School of Foreign Languages at the University of Colima. She specializes in teacher training and qualitative research. She teaches various courses in the Bachelor’s Degree Program in Language Teaching and the Master’s Degree Program in Teacher Professionalization. She attends national and international conferences as a speaker and publishes in various media.

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2026-04-29

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Magaña, C. (2026). Social Representations of Professional Identity Among Future English Language Teachers at the School of Foreign Languages . CIEX JOURNAL, (22), 74–76. Recuperado a partir de https://journal.ciex.edu.mx/index.php/cJ/article/view/287

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