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What do we do in our classrooms to enable it ? Should we all be engaging in
similar practices to enable particular kinds of development ? In the same way , I
have sought to create opportunities for reflection on the first - year writing
curriculum I ...
What do we do in our classrooms to enable it ? Should we all be engaging in
similar practices to enable particular kinds of development ? In the same way , I
have sought to create opportunities for reflection on the first - year writing
curriculum I ...
Page 131
But we need also to create opportunities for the ongoing development of
experienced teachers — that is , to create sites in which teachers ( professors ,
part - time instructors , TAs ) can came together to work in and on pedagogy . To
be sure ...
But we need also to create opportunities for the ongoing development of
experienced teachers — that is , to create sites in which teachers ( professors ,
part - time instructors , TAs ) can came together to work in and on pedagogy . To
be sure ...
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Creating Opportunities to Make Teaching Public for Reflection and Revision After
TAs complete their apprenticeships in ... which allows faculty members to create
course portfolios and exchange ideas and suggestions with one another , Amy ...
Creating Opportunities to Make Teaching Public for Reflection and Revision After
TAs complete their apprenticeships in ... which allows faculty members to create
course portfolios and exchange ideas and suggestions with one another , Amy ...
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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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