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Page 52
Instead , theory must be made , through dialogue , by its participants . Praxis
refuses the very notion of a magister , because , as Freire reminds us , dialogue
cannot exist without humility . “ How can I dialogue if I always project ignorance
onto ...
Instead , theory must be made , through dialogue , by its participants . Praxis
refuses the very notion of a magister , because , as Freire reminds us , dialogue
cannot exist without humility . “ How can I dialogue if I always project ignorance
onto ...
Page 122
But it is to say that professors have the responsibility to enter into dialogue with
students about the nature and form of the learning they undertake together . In
fact , Gallagher argues that such dialogue is fundamental to “ pedagogy -
centered ...
But it is to say that professors have the responsibility to enter into dialogue with
students about the nature and form of the learning they undertake together . In
fact , Gallagher argues that such dialogue is fundamental to “ pedagogy -
centered ...
Page 126
I am suggesting , then , that we work now to establish more formalized
opportunities for faculty - student dialogue , and that we teach the next generation
of professors , from the start , to see student input as a vital component of
pedagogical ...
I am suggesting , then , that we work now to establish more formalized
opportunities for faculty - student dialogue , and that we teach the next generation
of professors , from the start , to see student input as a vital component of
pedagogical ...
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Teaching in the Research Model | 1 |
The Teacher as Scholar | 33 |
The Teacher as Trainee | 63 |
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