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This boundary - breaking agon happens well apart from those excluded , those
who are not - or not yet — so engaged . ... Even as the pedagogical turn has
encouraged us to ask how we engage English studies with students , it hasn ' t ...
This boundary - breaking agon happens well apart from those excluded , those
who are not - or not yet — so engaged . ... Even as the pedagogical turn has
encouraged us to ask how we engage English studies with students , it hasn ' t ...
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... pedagogy to the level of abstraction — knowledge to be mastered more than
engaged - in fact only replicates the most ... ( as many of us in composition do ) ,
as well as the ways we engage , and teach students to engage , this scholarship .
... pedagogy to the level of abstraction — knowledge to be mastered more than
engaged - in fact only replicates the most ... ( as many of us in composition do ) ,
as well as the ways we engage , and teach students to engage , this scholarship .
Page 107
( 867 ) Though “ practitioner " communities share with “ research ” communities
the emphasis on mutual trust and reciprocal criticism , ” Phelps ultimately sees
them as engaged in different modes of inquiry . As she has it , “ practical inquiry ...
( 867 ) Though “ practitioner " communities share with “ research ” communities
the emphasis on mutual trust and reciprocal criticism , ” Phelps ultimately sees
them as engaged in different modes of inquiry . As she has it , “ practical inquiry ...
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Contents
Teaching in the Research Model | 1 |
The Teacher as Scholar | 33 |
The Teacher as Trainee | 63 |
Copyright | |
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