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To enact this argument , I narrate a complex moment in my history as a student ,
which is placed in dialogue with my responses as a teacher . Chapter 4 explores
the “ teacher - as - owner ” metaphor , whereby the classroom becomes the ...
To enact this argument , I narrate a complex moment in my history as a student ,
which is placed in dialogue with my responses as a teacher . Chapter 4 explores
the “ teacher - as - owner ” metaphor , whereby the classroom becomes the ...
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Changing the way we teach doctoral students to understand , enact , and value
pedagogy is a crucial step to changing the way they carry out their disciplinary
work . In many ways , I am advocating at the level of teacher training what Susan
...
Changing the way we teach doctoral students to understand , enact , and value
pedagogy is a crucial step to changing the way they carry out their disciplinary
work . In many ways , I am advocating at the level of teacher training what Susan
...
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Though I will discuss this in greater depth in the next section , what ' s key here is
that learning visits be articulated and enacted as opportunities for both the
teacher and the WPA to study and negotiate the classroom and the curriculum ,
both ...
Though I will discuss this in greater depth in the next section , what ' s key here is
that learning visits be articulated and enacted as opportunities for both the
teacher and the WPA to study and negotiate the classroom and the curriculum ,
both ...
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Teaching in the Research Model | 1 |
The Teacher as Scholar | 33 |
The Teacher as Trainee | 63 |
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