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Page 58
A stimulating discussion of Darby ' s syllabus followed , particularly as we noted
the way in which Darby ' s authoritative voice seemed to shift throughout the
document . Sometimes she referred to herself and students as a collective “ we ...
A stimulating discussion of Darby ' s syllabus followed , particularly as we noted
the way in which Darby ' s authoritative voice seemed to shift throughout the
document . Sometimes she referred to herself and students as a collective “ we ...
Page 94
Shauna : I made sure to raise the issue in our discussion on the 22nd about the
difficulty — in general — of talking about race . So we talked a bit about it then ,
and more about it during the last class . I was really sorry you couldn ' t be there .
Shauna : I made sure to raise the issue in our discussion on the 22nd about the
difficulty — in general — of talking about race . So we talked a bit about it then ,
and more about it during the last class . I was really sorry you couldn ' t be there .
Page 101
Even so , I was nervous to hear Amy ' s assessment of my teaching and asked
that we meet to discuss the class right ... For instance , observing the way I
allowed silence in the discussion helped Amy to think about how quickly she
rushed to ...
Even so , I was nervous to hear Amy ' s assessment of my teaching and asked
that we meet to discuss the class right ... For instance , observing the way I
allowed silence in the discussion helped Amy to think about how quickly she
rushed to ...
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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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