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I talk to them about it , I ask students to tell me what would better enable them to
participate , I work to adapt my pedagogy to better enable more students to speak
. Orner reminds me , though , that “ liberatory ” educators must do more : we ...
I talk to them about it , I ask students to tell me what would better enable them to
participate , I work to adapt my pedagogy to better enable more students to speak
. Orner reminds me , though , that “ liberatory ” educators must do more : we ...
Page 111
These learning visits do not function to evaluate individual teachers , but to
enable mutual learning on the parts of both the visited and the visitor . Of course ,
declaring a vision of the “ learning visit ” is not sufficient . As Anna argues in the ...
These learning visits do not function to evaluate individual teachers , but to
enable mutual learning on the parts of both the visited and the visitor . Of course ,
declaring a vision of the “ learning visit ” is not sufficient . As Anna argues in the ...
Page 119
What do we do in our classrooms to enable it ? Should we all be engaging in
similar practices to enable particular kinds of development ? In the same way , I
have sought to create opportunities for reflection on the first - year writing
curriculum I ...
What do we do in our classrooms to enable it ? Should we all be engaging in
similar practices to enable particular kinds of development ? In the same way , I
have sought to create opportunities for reflection on the first - year writing
curriculum I ...
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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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