Professor Kathleen Pithouse-Morgan appointed Co-Editor-in-Chief of Teaching and Teacher Education

Professor Kathleen Pithouse-Morgan has been appointed co-editor-in-chief of the prestigious international journal Teaching and Teacher Education (TATE).

Professor Pithouse-Morgan, who also holds an honorary professorship at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, specialises in professional learning, self-reflexive scholarship, and arts-based educational research. She shares the editorship with Professor Hongbiao Yin from the Chinese University of Hong Kong’s Faculty of Education.

TATE is a leader in the field, significantly shaping educational policies, theories, and practices worldwide. Its scholarly impact and high standing within the academic community make it an essential resource for educators and researchers globally. The new co-editors aim to expand the journal’s reach by encouraging contributions that reflect even more diverse national contexts while remaining a globally relevant platform for impactful knowledge exchange. They look forward to building on the journal’s history of excellence and continuing to advance the field of teaching and teacher education with a strong global focus.