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These were designed as two - way interactions , where we considered both how
individual courses informed the curriculum and how the curriculum exerted
pressure on our individual classrooms . Crucially , though , the curriculum was —
had ...
These were designed as two - way interactions , where we considered both how
individual courses informed the curriculum and how the curriculum exerted
pressure on our individual classrooms . Crucially , though , the curriculum was —
had ...
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The Local and the Disciplinary The practices I offer in the chapter - learning visits
, collective curriculum and community building , and student - teacher dialogue —
are designed not only to challenge the privatization of classrooms and ...
The Local and the Disciplinary The practices I offer in the chapter - learning visits
, collective curriculum and community building , and student - teacher dialogue —
are designed not only to challenge the privatization of classrooms and ...
Page 139
The Course Portfolio Project is an initiative designed to support teachers of first -
year writing courses in documenting and reflecting upon their goals for teaching
and their students ' performance / learning . You have been asked to participate ...
The Course Portfolio Project is an initiative designed to support teachers of first -
year writing courses in documenting and reflecting upon their goals for teaching
and their students ' performance / learning . You have been asked to participate ...
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Teaching in the Research Model | 1 |
The Teacher as Scholar | 33 |
The Teacher as Trainee | 63 |
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