Gert Biesta is Emeritus Professor of Public Education in the Centre for Public Education and Pedagogy at the Maynooth University, Ireland, and Adjunct Professor in the Department of Pedagogy, Religion and Social Studies at the Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Norway.Ramsey Affifi is Lecturer in Education in the Moray House School of Education and Sport at the University of Edinburgh, UK.

‘This is a thought-provoking, compelling and timely reminder that there are alternatives to positioning educators as technicians who need only apply ‘what works’ in the pursuit of results. This book refocuses respectfully and with warmth on people, the uniqueness and potential of each educational moment, and the creativity which makes education really work. This diverse collection on the artistry of teaching is stimulating, accessible and inspiring.’

• Introduction: We Need to Talk About Teaching, Gert Biesta and Ramsey Affifi (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)1. Reclaiming the Artistry of Teaching, Gert Biesta (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)2. Teaching Under the Spectre of a New Industrial Revolution, Stephen Sowa (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)3. On Observing Two Pacific Island Poets Teach: Some Reflections on The ‘Va’ and The Artistry of Teaching, Shari Sabeti (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)4. The Art and Artistry of Teaching: Looking Beyond the Quantifiable in Initial Teacher Education, Lorna Hamilton (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)5. Artful Teaching in the AI Age: Seeing Harm in Artificiality via Blade Runner, James Macallister (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)6. Art is the Mother of Resistance: Must Education Resist too?, Sonia Sjollema (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)7. Challenging Simplistic Storylines: Diversity, Complexity Commonalities and the Artistry of Teaching, Paul Mcmillan and Mike Jess (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)8. Artistry of Teaching as a Practice of Curation: Inviting Possibilities for Knowing and Seeing Anew, Laura Colucci-Gray (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)9. Aesthetic Tensions and Situated Judgements in Teaching, Ramsey Affifi (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)10. Confucius as a Teacher: On His Artistry of Teaching, Chang Liu (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)11. The Aesthetics of Teaching: How Education Really Works, Gert Biesta (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)Conclusion - Reclaiming teacher artistry: The art of saying 'no', Ramsey Affifi and Gert Biesta (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)

Gert Biesta is Emeritus Professor of Public Education in the Centre for Public Education and Pedagogy at the Maynooth University, Ireland, and Adjunct Professor in the Department of Pedagogy, Religion and Social Studies at the Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Norway.Ramsey Affifi is Lecturer in Education in the Moray House School of Education and Sport at the University of Edinburgh, UK.

‘This is a thought-provoking, compelling and timely reminder that there are alternatives to positioning educators as technicians who need only apply ‘what works’ in the pursuit of results. This book refocuses respectfully and with warmth on people, the uniqueness and potential of each educational moment, and the creativity which makes education really work. This diverse collection on the artistry of teaching is stimulating, accessible and inspiring.’

• Introduction: We Need to Talk About Teaching, Gert Biesta and Ramsey Affifi (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)1. Reclaiming the Artistry of Teaching, Gert Biesta (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)2. Teaching Under the Spectre of a New Industrial Revolution, Stephen Sowa (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)3. On Observing Two Pacific Island Poets Teach: Some Reflections on The ‘Va’ and The Artistry of Teaching, Shari Sabeti (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)4. The Art and Artistry of Teaching: Looking Beyond the Quantifiable in Initial Teacher Education, Lorna Hamilton (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)5. Artful Teaching in the AI Age: Seeing Harm in Artificiality via Blade Runner, James Macallister (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)6. Art is the Mother of Resistance: Must Education Resist too?, Sonia Sjollema (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)7. Challenging Simplistic Storylines: Diversity, Complexity Commonalities and the Artistry of Teaching, Paul Mcmillan and Mike Jess (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)8. Artistry of Teaching as a Practice of Curation: Inviting Possibilities for Knowing and Seeing Anew, Laura Colucci-Gray (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)9. Aesthetic Tensions and Situated Judgements in Teaching, Ramsey Affifi (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)10. Confucius as a Teacher: On His Artistry of Teaching, Chang Liu (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)11. The Aesthetics of Teaching: How Education Really Works, Gert Biesta (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)Conclusion - Reclaiming teacher artistry: The art of saying 'no', Ramsey Affifi and Gert Biesta (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)

Gert Biesta is Emeritus Professor of Public Education in the Centre for Public Education and Pedagogy at the Maynooth University, Ireland, and Adjunct Professor in the Department of Pedagogy, Religion and Social Studies at the Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Norway.Ramsey Affifi is Lecturer in Education in the Moray House School of Education and Sport at the University of Edinburgh, UK.

‘This is a thought-provoking, compelling and timely reminder that there are alternatives to positioning educators as technicians who need only apply ‘what works’ in the pursuit of results. This book refocuses respectfully and with warmth on people, the uniqueness and potential of each educational moment, and the creativity which makes education really work. This diverse collection on the artistry of teaching is stimulating, accessible and inspiring.’

• Introduction: We Need to Talk About Teaching, Gert Biesta and Ramsey Affifi (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)1. Reclaiming the Artistry of Teaching, Gert Biesta (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)2. Teaching Under the Spectre of a New Industrial Revolution, Stephen Sowa (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)3. On Observing Two Pacific Island Poets Teach: Some Reflections on The ‘Va’ and The Artistry of Teaching, Shari Sabeti (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)4. The Art and Artistry of Teaching: Looking Beyond the Quantifiable in Initial Teacher Education, Lorna Hamilton (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)5. Artful Teaching in the AI Age: Seeing Harm in Artificiality via Blade Runner, James Macallister (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)6. Art is the Mother of Resistance: Must Education Resist too?, Sonia Sjollema (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)7. Challenging Simplistic Storylines: Diversity, Complexity Commonalities and the Artistry of Teaching, Paul Mcmillan and Mike Jess (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)8. Artistry of Teaching as a Practice of Curation: Inviting Possibilities for Knowing and Seeing Anew, Laura Colucci-Gray (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)9. Aesthetic Tensions and Situated Judgements in Teaching, Ramsey Affifi (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)10. Confucius as a Teacher: On His Artistry of Teaching, Chang Liu (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)11. The Aesthetics of Teaching: How Education Really Works, Gert Biesta (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)Conclusion - Reclaiming teacher artistry: The art of saying 'no', Ramsey Affifi and Gert Biesta (University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)