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Just as I argue for teaching as a knowledge - producing site of inquiry , I hope to
demonstrate that so , too , are classroom stories . As omnipresent as teacher
narratives have become particularly in the fields of composition and critical ...
Just as I argue for teaching as a knowledge - producing site of inquiry , I hope to
demonstrate that so , too , are classroom stories . As omnipresent as teacher
narratives have become particularly in the fields of composition and critical ...
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A look back over nearly a century ' s worth of English journals demonstrates a
long history of teacher - scholars ... they further demonstrate how long limiting
metaphors for the teacher have existed , and how stubbornly they remain in our ...
A look back over nearly a century ' s worth of English journals demonstrates a
long history of teacher - scholars ... they further demonstrate how long limiting
metaphors for the teacher have existed , and how stubbornly they remain in our ...
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As Ritchie and Wilson and D . Jean Clandinin ( 1992 ) demonstrate , in order for
learner stories to function as sites of critical , collaborative inquiry , teacher
educators need to actively reflect on how the stories function within their
pedagogies .
As Ritchie and Wilson and D . Jean Clandinin ( 1992 ) demonstrate , in order for
learner stories to function as sites of critical , collaborative inquiry , teacher
educators need to actively reflect on how the stories function within their
pedagogies .
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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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