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Page 85
My frustration reached a peak during the several weeks we spent reading
Foucault ' s Discipline and Punish , the level of conversation remaining abstract ,
as my awareness of the power relations acting to silence the women grew
stronger .
My frustration reached a peak during the several weeks we spent reading
Foucault ' s Discipline and Punish , the level of conversation remaining abstract ,
as my awareness of the power relations acting to silence the women grew
stronger .
Page 90
Her disruption opened a space in the conversation which allowed for an
examination of the levels of performance expected in the course , and how the
Storyspace served as a means to “ display ” the work we ' d done rather than to
share and ...
Her disruption opened a space in the conversation which allowed for an
examination of the levels of performance expected in the course , and how the
Storyspace served as a means to “ display ” the work we ' d done rather than to
share and ...
Page 95
I quickly agree with Jake that respect is indeed important ( though I do not call
him on his own lack of respect ) , and then work to steer the conversation back to
Shauna ' s point , to help the students hear it even through the anger they resent .
I quickly agree with Jake that respect is indeed important ( though I do not call
him on his own lack of respect ) , and then work to steer the conversation back to
Shauna ' s point , to help the students hear it even through the anger they resent .
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Teaching in the Research Model | 1 |
The Teacher as Scholar | 33 |
The Teacher as Trainee | 63 |
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