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rare opportunity to “ see ” Giroux in the classroom , as a teacher enacting the
pedagogy for which he so often argues . He begins the piece by describing his
typical classroom , in which his overriding pedagogical project is “ an attempt at ...
rare opportunity to “ see ” Giroux in the classroom , as a teacher enacting the
pedagogy for which he so often argues . He begins the piece by describing his
typical classroom , in which his overriding pedagogical project is “ an attempt at ...
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Revisiting Classroom Visits As I ' ve argued above , the ethic of radical
individualism contributes to the notion that the classroom visit is an imposition , a
practice designed to make public , and to evaluate and judge , what is assumed
to be ...
Revisiting Classroom Visits As I ' ve argued above , the ethic of radical
individualism contributes to the notion that the classroom visit is an imposition , a
practice designed to make public , and to evaluate and judge , what is assumed
to be ...
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the classroom door are often considered punitive — a part of the training process
deemed unnecessary once one becomes a professor , at which point he or she
earns “ academic freedom ” ( i . e . , privacy or ownership ) . In our writing classes
...
the classroom door are often considered punitive — a part of the training process
deemed unnecessary once one becomes a professor , at which point he or she
earns “ academic freedom ” ( i . e . , privacy or ownership ) . In our writing classes
...
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Contents
Teaching in the Research Model | 1 |
The Teacher as Scholar | 33 |
The Teacher as Trainee | 63 |
Copyright | |
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