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The writing we shared was to be a finished , polished , theoretically astute
product , not a way to begin a dialogue or to collaboratively share in an ongoing
writing process with other students . The student and his or her writing would
simply ...
The writing we shared was to be a finished , polished , theoretically astute
product , not a way to begin a dialogue or to collaboratively share in an ongoing
writing process with other students . The student and his or her writing would
simply ...
Page 85
Though neither was , in and of itself , sufficient , the former enabled me — and
other women — to begin to act . It allowed us to see the classroom as a text that
could be read , critiqued , and even revised ( Lee 2000 ) . Talking with other
women ...
Though neither was , in and of itself , sufficient , the former enabled me — and
other women — to begin to act . It allowed us to see the classroom as a text that
could be read , critiqued , and even revised ( Lee 2000 ) . Talking with other
women ...
Page 95
I begin to wonder if the “ respectful ” dynamics in class that I encouraged all
semester weren ' t having a negative effect . Politeness , respect , lack of emotion
— at what cost ? I encourage herdespite my nagging fear that this might upset the
...
I begin to wonder if the “ respectful ” dynamics in class that I encouraged all
semester weren ' t having a negative effect . Politeness , respect , lack of emotion
— at what cost ? I encourage herdespite my nagging fear that this might upset the
...
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Contents
Teaching in the Research Model | 1 |
The Teacher as Scholar | 33 |
The Teacher as Trainee | 63 |
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