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In critical pedagogy discourse , the ideal subject is the teacher as " critical ” or “
transformative ” intellectual . Giroux and McLaren describe him or her as one who
exercises forms of intellectual and pedagogical practice , which attempt to insert ...
In critical pedagogy discourse , the ideal subject is the teacher as " critical ” or “
transformative ” intellectual . Giroux and McLaren describe him or her as one who
exercises forms of intellectual and pedagogical practice , which attempt to insert ...
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One becomes an emancipatory authority because he or she bears “ critical
knowledge . ” This brings us right back , of course , to a traditional notion of the
relationship between research and teaching , whereby one ' s teaching is
improved as a ...
One becomes an emancipatory authority because he or she bears “ critical
knowledge . ” This brings us right back , of course , to a traditional notion of the
relationship between research and teaching , whereby one ' s teaching is
improved as a ...
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Working through the Repressive Myths of Critical Pedagogy . ” Here Ellsworth
describes her struggle to put into practice the prescriptions of critical pedagogy .
Her piece argues that in the specific context of her class , abiding by the literature
of ...
Working through the Repressive Myths of Critical Pedagogy . ” Here Ellsworth
describes her struggle to put into practice the prescriptions of critical pedagogy .
Her piece argues that in the specific context of her class , abiding by the literature
of ...
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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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